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The document outlines 11 steps for using git to push a local repository to GitHub, including initializing and committing changes locally, adding a remote repository on GitHub, and pushing the local master branch to GitHub. It also covers creating and checking out a new branch locally before pushing code.

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Git PDF

The document outlines 11 steps for using git to push a local repository to GitHub, including initializing and committing changes locally, adding a remote repository on GitHub, and pushing the local master branch to GitHub. It also covers creating and checking out a new branch locally before pushing code.

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Step 1 - Initiate git –

git init

Step 2 - knowing status –

git status

Step 3 – adding all the new files – (adding dot after space in necessary)

git add .

Step 4 - committing –

git commit -m "message- here what I did this time"

Step 5 - Go to GitHub-

create new repository

Step 6 - copy the address for repo

e.g. [email protected]:abcd123/git_alex.git

Step 7 - again @git bash

Step 8 - adding remote repo –

git remote add origin paste repo address

Step 9 - pushing local folder at github repo –

git push -u master origin

Step 10 - this creates master(main) branch

Step 11 - Creating New branch

git branch new-branch

Step 12 – Switching from the master to new branch

Git checkout new-branch

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