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When you see this Git prompt, it means that there are some changes in your working directory that have not yet been staged for commit, specifically the contents of the src/jms-common directory have been modified. Here are a few steps to help you deal with these changes:

Understanding the changes:
First, confirm which files in the src/jms-common directory have been modified. You can use git status to view all unstaged changes, or use git diff src/jms-common to view the specific changes in the src/jms-common directory.
Decide how to handle these changes:
If you want to keep these changes:
Use git add src/jms-common (or more specifically, git add src/jms-common/filename) to stage these changes so that they will be included in your next commit.
Next, commit these changes using git commit -m "your commit message".
If you want to discard these changes:
Use git restore src/jms-common (Git 2.23 and above) or git checkout – src/jms-common (older versions of Git) to undo these changes and return them to the last committed state.
Handle submodules (if src/jms-common is a submodule):
If src/jms-common is actually a Git submodule, the above git add and git restore operations may not be sufficient to fully process the submodule changes. You may need to enter the submodule directory (cd src/jms-common) and execute Git commands there (such as git add ., git commit -m "submodule commit information", etc.) to commit the changes within the submodule.
Then, in the parent repository, you need to use git add src/jms-common to update the submodule's reference to point to the submodule's new commit.
Check Git status:
After you have done the above operations, check the status of your Git repository again using git status to make sure all changes have been processed as expected.
By following the above steps, you should be able to process the changes in the src/jms-common directory and decide whether to keep them or discard them.