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Save developer-anuragsingh/30c19900f4827c57790e8d1cbd891e9a to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
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Step 1 - Login to https://github.com/ | |
Step 2 - Create a new repository https://github.com/new | |
Step 3 – optional – Add description | |
Step 4 – optional – select check box showing “Initialize this repository with a README”” | |
Step 5 – optional – Select appropriate “gitignore”. | |
Step 6 – optional – Select appropriate “License”. | |
Step 7 – Click on “Create repository” | |
Step 8 – Click on link named as “clone or download” and copy the URL named as “Clone with HTTPS” | |
Step 9 – Go to https://desktop.github.com/ | |
Step 10 – Download “github desktop” for window 7 or later | |
Step 11 – Install the downloaded file | |
Step 12 – Search and open “git shell” in your computer installed program | |
Step 13 – Locate the appropriate directory where you want to clone your repository with basic command line codes, like – cd localhost\htdocs\wp | |
Step 14 – Type - git clone https://github.com/USER-NAME/YOUR-GIT-NAME.git (Paste the URL which we copied in step 8) | |
Step 15 – That’s it, you successfully clone your repository into your local machine | |
Step 16 – To upload your changes to remote repository, first make all changes and updates to be done | |
Step 17 – Type – git add . | |
Step 18 – Type - git commit –m “your commit related to new changes” | |
Step 19 – Type - git push origin | |
Step 20 – If asked than provide you github’s credentials (User/Password) | |
Step 21 – That’s it, you have successfully upload all the new changes to remote repository | |
Step 22 – Go to you github account online and see the new change must be uploaded over there |
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