Скачать или смотреть Distributed Version Control - Creating a Remote Git Repository

We discuss the difference between a remote and a local git repository, and the purpose for a remote repository. How to create a remote repository in Github is discussed. Then we go over the commands to add the remote to our local repository and push the code. Remember when creating a remote Github repository, don't check the boxes to create files, as this will conflict with your local files you have created.

git remote -v
Check if your repository has a remote, and show the url

git remote add origin __________
Add a remote to the local repository called origin with the url specified

git push -u origin main
Set the local branch to push to the remote branch with the same name, and push changes (includes new files) you have made

git pull
Pulls code that was changed on the remote but is not yet on your local

git add __________
Adds the filename specified for the next commit

git commit -m "__________________"
Creates a local commit with the message specified

git push
Pushes the changes you have made locally to the remote repository