Create a new Git repository and add a local project

Create a new Git repository and add a local project

1. Create a repository on your own GitHub.

   

2. Open the command line tool and switch to the project directory to be uploaded.

3. Initialize the current directory as a Git repository.

   git init

4. Add the files in the directory to the local repository.

   git add .Add all files in the current directory

   If you need to unstage a file, use the git reset HEAD <file>command

5. Submit staged files

   git commit -m "initial commit"

6. Copy the newly created repository address from GitHub.

   

7. Add the address of the remote repository using the command line.

   git remote add origin https://github.com/theonegis/keras-examples.git

   git remote -vView remote warehouse address

8. Push the local repository to the remote GitHub.

   git push -u origin master

   If the prompt conflict can be forced to push:git push -u origin master -f