📌 Step 1: Initialize Git locally (if not initialized)
If your local project does not have a Git repository, first enter your project directory and initialize Git:
cd / your local project pathgit init
This will create a in your project.gitDirectory, Git starts managing your code.
📌 Step 2: Add GitHub Remote Repository
Execute the following command to put thereadBookAdd a warehouse as a remote warehouse:
git remote add origin git@:
🔹 Description:
originIt is the name of the remote repository, and the default is usedoriginTo represent the main remote repository.git@:It is your GitHub repository address.
You can usegit remote -vConfirm whether the addition is successful:
git remote -v
If successful, you will see an output like this:
origin git@: (fetch)
origin git@: (push)
📌 Step 3: Add local files and submit
Add the code for the local project to Git versioning:
git add .
git commit -m "Initialize project"🔹 Description:
git add .Add all files to the Git temporary storage area.git commit -m "Initialize project"Submit the code to the local repository and add the submission instructions.
📌 Step 4: Push the code to GitHub
git branch -M main # Rename the local branch to main (if your GitHub repository defaults to main)git push -u origin main # Push code to GitHub🔹 Description:
git branch -M mainMake sure that the local branch matches the default branch name of GitHub (default GitHub is usedmain）。git push -u origin mainPush the code to GitHubmainBranches and establish associations.
If you use SSH to push code for the first time, you may get the "Permission denied (publickey)" error. You need to configure the SSH key, refer to this command:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "Your GitHub mailbox"Then put~/.ssh/id_rsa.pubThe content in it is added to the SSH Keys in the GitHub account.
📌 Step 5: Confirm the code on GitHub
After the push is successful, you can go to the GitHub repository page and refresh it. You should see that the local code has been uploaded toreadBookThe warehouse is here! 🎉
🚀 Summary
| step | Order |
|---|---|
| Enter local project | cd / your local project path |
| Initialize Git | git init |
| Add a remote repository | git remote add origin git@: |
| Check remote warehouse | git remote -v |
| Add & submit code |
git add . + git commit -m "Initialize project"
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| Push to GitHub |
git branch -M main + git push -u origin main
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