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In Diversion, you call the commit command to add the changes in your active workspace to the active branch. 
dv commit [files...] [-a] -m <commit_message> [--no-verify]
You can specify which files to commit individually or use the [-a] parameter to commit all the changes. A commit message is required preceded by the -m flag. The commit message needs to be “surrounded by quotes.” [--no-verify] skips pre-commit hooks. An example on how to add all the files to a commit would be: 
dv commit -a -m "Implemented running animations."
Once committed, the changes will be replicated across all users on the same branch.