People are getting way to hung up about their commit history in most cases. If you're just experimenting, even "asdf" can be a totally fine commit message. And it shouldn't be hard to come up with something at least a little more descriptive in <20 seconds. Remember that in some situations, what you get from git is basically a glorified backup system. And that's valuable!
You can edit the history later when it's required by somebody else working on the code.
Or you can just not care. 99% of the value of your git repo should be in the most recent commit.
You can edit the history later when it's required by somebody else working on the code.
Or you can just not care. 99% of the value of your git repo should be in the most recent commit.