If you prefer to use GitHub Desktop instead of the command line, you can follow these steps to change the commit message of a local commit on branch 13-fix-b that hasn't been pushed yet:

    Open GitHub Desktop and navigate to the repository that contains the commit you want to edit.

    Switch to the branch that contains the commit you want to edit (13-fix-b in this case).

    Click on the History tab to see the commit history for the branch.

    Find the commit you want to edit and click on the gear icon next to the commit to open the options menu.

    From the options menu, select "Amend Commit".

    This will open a new screen where you can edit the commit message. Make your changes and save the new message.

    Finally, click on the "Commit to <branch name>" button to save your changes.

Your commit message will now be updated for the local commit on branch 13-fix-b. Note that you should only use this method to edit commits that have not yet been pushed to a shared repository. If the commit has already been pushed, editing it can cause issues for other users.
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