The best way to use github is actually to build a warehouse on the github website. Others always have inexplicable problems. I will skip it here. Anyway, I have encountered it. . .
After the warehouse is created, github gives a prompt interface, as follows: (Haha, just follow the operation)
After the warehouse is created, the command line jumps to the project project directory
implement
git init
Initialization, at this time, a .git hidden directory will be created to record local files to be submitted, etc.
Then you can execute
git add folder/specific file
Indicates that the current directory or a file has been modified,
execute after
git commit -m "commit comments"
add modification log,
then pay attention
For the first submission, you need to specify the updated warehouse address, here is https,
git remote add origin https://github.com/myname/myapp.git
It is not needed after that, because it will be saved in the config file in the .git directory
final execution
git push -u origin master
Submit the changed file
Oh, you will be prompted to enter your email and password
You can execute git branch to view the branch