Github commit steps

gistfile1.txt

Committing project to own repository for first time
//Configure username, email

git config --global user.name "userx"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

//Go to the folder where code is to be committed first time into repo (assuming repo //exists and no code present)
git init

//First thing will be to add the test-service project folder with all subfolders and //files into local repository.

git add test-service 
git commit -m 'first commit'

//Now code is committed to the local master branch.
//Link this to the remote master – we will call it ‘origin’

git remote add origin https://github.com/dileeph/spring-boot.git
git remote –v

//Now PUSH code from local master to remote master (origin) 
git push origin master

//If there is already files existing in remote repo this will fail – in case of github //you always create a readme.md file. This creates conflict between local master and //remote master

//So next step we will resolve that by “rebasing” our local repo to match “origin”
git pull --rebase origin master

//Remote code is pulled and moves the local branch pointer to the “head” of the //origin.
//Now we can commit code from here to origin

git push origin master