Use Git to push code to a GitHub remote repository

1. Create a git repository

Syntax: git init name
Parameter description:

  • name: refers to the name of the warehouse, that is, the name of the project. A project corresponds to a warehouse.

Example:
The following command creates a blogwarehouse named .

git init blog

2. Bring the code into version control

git add command: write the contents of the snapshot into the buffer.

Syntax: git add fileName
Parameter description:

  • fileName: Specify which files are to be included in version control. Wildcard matching can also be used. For example, to use it git add .is to include all the files in this blog warehouse into version control.

Example:
Bring all files in the warehouse into version control

git add .

Put all .cfiles ending in the warehouse into version control

git add *.c

3. Add code to the warehouse (local warehouse)

git commit command: Add the contents of the cache area to the warehouse (local warehouse).

Syntax: git commit -m
Parameter description:

  • -m: The comment submitted, that is, the description of this submission.

example:

git commit -m	"修复项目中日志模块添加日志的一处bug"

4. Push the code to the GitHub remote warehouse

grammar:

git push -u origin master
git remote add origin git@github.com:GitHub的账户名/仓库名.git

example:

git remote add origin git@github.com:QingFeng-lx/blog.git

5. Clone the warehouse

Syntax: git clone [url]
Example:

git clone https://github.com/QingFeng-lx/blog.git

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