git remote repository push

git config --global user.name "name"
git config --global user.email "mailbox"
cd to the project directory to be deployed cd /f/eclipse/demo
git init
git add .
(touch .gitignore)
(vim .gitignore )
(i input)
(# comment)
(.settings)
(Esc+ZZ exit vim)
(git commit -m "message")
(git rm -r build ) 
git commit -m "message"
git remote add origin https:/ /.......
If the actual repository already exists, delete it in git remote add origin https://....
git remote rm origin
git push -u origin master fork means copying from someone else's code base One copy to your own code base. Unlike ordinary copying, fork contains all the commit records in the original library. After fork, this code base is completely independent and belongs to you. You can do anything in your own library. Modification, of course, can also submit a merge request to the original library through Pull Request. Watch, after following, you will be notified of new commits in the code base;




Star, unlike watch, star is equivalent to collection, you can easily find the library you have stared, but you will not receive any notification about that library.