Now, let’s make a simple change to the index.html file on my local Git repository.Īs you can see, I’ve modified the index.html file. Push your app to GitHub using the command line git commit -m first commit git push -u origin master git add. Pushing Local Changes to the Remote Git Repository: Once you do, the contents of the default branch master from your local Git repository will be pushed to the GitHub repository.Īs you can see, the master branch is uploaded to the empty GitHub repository that I’ve create earlier.
#Git add remote github password
You will be asked to provide the username and password of your GitHub account. The next time you push anything to the master branch, you don’t have to use the -u option again. This creates a tracking branch for the master branch. As, I am pushing the local master branch to the GitHub repository for the first time, I’ve added -u option here. NOTE: The -u option is used only for the first push of any branch only. Here, origin is the alias of the remote Git (GitHub in this case) repository URL and master is the branch that you want to push to the remote Git repository. Now, you have to add the GitHub URL to your local repository. You can do so by clicking on the icon as marked in the screenshot below. Now, copy the URL of the GitHub repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. The repository URL is given below as you can see in the marked section of the screenshot below.Īdding Remote Repository Information to Local Git Repository: Finally, click on Create repository.Īn empty GitHub repository should be created. Now, make sure Initialize this repository with a README is not checked. To add a new remote, navigate to the directory your repository is stored at and use the git remote add command. You can create the repository on a Git hosting service such as GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket or on your private Git server. Select Public or Private depending on whether you want to set the repository public or private. Adding a Git Remote The remote repository must exist before you add the git remote to your local repository. If you want, type in a description (optional). Now, type in a name for the new repository. Now, to create a new GitHub repository, click on the + icon and then click on New repository. If you’re setting up a new Git repo after running git init, you will need to do this as well, since you won’t have a. If you’re using GitHub as I am, then, login to your GitHub account. If you want to switch remotes, like in the case of forking a Github repo and pushing updates to your own repo, you’ll need to delete the old remote: git remote rm origin. Now, you have to create an empty remote GitHub repository on any Git cloud service you want. Creating an Empty GitHub Remote Git Repository:
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