How to manage your Git repository?
Use the commands below via SSH to manage your repository:
- mkdir GIT – creates a folder named GIT
- cd GIT – enter the GIT folder
- git init – initialize a GIT repository
- touch filename.php – create an empty file named filename.php, substitute filename.php with the actual filename
- git status – compare the list of files in the actual GIT repository and the list of current files you have created
- git add filename.php – add the filename.php to the GIT repository index
- git commit -m ‘first commit’ – push changes to the repository, substitute first commit with the actual commit label
- git remote add origin git@github.com:your_username/name_of_your_repo.git – push changes to a remote GIT repo. Substitute your_username and name_of_your_repo with your actual GitHub username and the name of your repository
- git push origin master – push the changes to the GitHub repository