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# local to remote commnds

#first you have to crate the new repo in git hub


# where your project present in the same location you need to open your git bash
#before doing this you have crate one new repo in git hub then come to git bash
# after open git bash create one folder in git bash with the same name of your
repository name
then to create you have to write command
$ mkdir <foldernmae-similar your repo name>
# after you switch that folder
# to switch folder you write cmd
$ cd <foldername>
# after went to folder then see your main or not if it not main then your branch
i.e is main
to change that main you have write cmd
$ git branch -m <brnchname>
# after changing brach i.e is main
# after that you add your files at staged area
then you have write command
$ git add .
# after you have to push your local to remote before push you have do one thing i.e
is
commit
$git commit -m "you <have writr some msg>
ex git commit -m "my first project"
# after commiting then you have push you project in local machine to remote
machine
then you have write command
$ git push add -u <-u meain upstream > key <mean origin> value<mean url>
ex : $ git add -u origin https://github.com/sandeepg76/docker-spring-boot.git
# now push your project in remote
then write cmd :
$ git push
note * local to remote use push
* remote to local use pull

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