This blog will help you to understand how to add files to your git repository:step 1: move the files into local directory which you want to upload to github that was created when you cloned the ...

Once you've done that, you'll be taken back to your Code tab and you'll now see the "Upload Files" option in the upper right (between "Create new file" and "Find file"). That's where you can upload an ...

Before you start, you'll need just a couple of things: a GitHub account and an existing repository. There's three ways to add files to your repository: Create a new file. Upload files from your ...

Let’s review how you can remove all DS_Store files from a git repo, and how to prevent then from being stored in future git repositories as well. How to Remove Existing .DS_Store Files from Git ...

Then continue to update files, add them to the staging index and perform subsequent commits. If a developer wants to share their code with others, they can add a remote repository on GitHub or GitLab ...

The git remote add origin command works best under the following two conditions: The remote repository has no Git commit history. The remote repository has absolutely no files in it. Let's start this ...