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Github Commands

This document outlines the basic commands for using Github including initializing a local repository, configuring user information, adding and committing files, connecting to a remote repository, and pushing and pulling files. It also provides steps for creating a new repository by initializing a local repo, adding files, and pushing the changes to a remote repository on Github.

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Github Commands

This document outlines the basic commands for using Github including initializing a local repository, configuring user information, adding and committing files, connecting to a remote repository, and pushing and pulling files. It also provides steps for creating a new repository by initializing a local repo, adding files, and pushing the changes to a remote repository on Github.

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Github commands:

1) git init (to initialise git)


2) git config user.name “username”
3) git config user.email “usermail”
4) git add filename
5) git commit -m “message”
6) git remote add remotename “repolink”
7) git remote -v(“to check remote”)
8) git push remotename branchname(to push files)
9) git pull remotename branchname(to receive files from github)
10)git status(to check current status of git)
Steps For new repository:
1)git init
2)git config --global user.name “user_name”
3)git config --global user.email “your_email”
#how to add files from one location to another location
4)git add .(all_files) or file_name
5)git commit -m “message”
6)git remote add remote_name”github_respositary_url”
7)git push remote_name branch_name
8)Goto ------>github ----> Refresh name and check files

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