1. Create a new Repository on GitHub
Create a new Repository named springcloud-config on GitHub:
Pay attention to the git URL address: https://github.com/pbjlovezjy/springcloud-config.git
Pay attention to the SSH address of git: [email protected]:pbjlovezjy/springcloud-config.git
2. Create a secret key
If the user name of GitHub is: pbjlovezjy
Password: Panbinjie20021105
Step 1: Open Git bash and set username and email
git config --global user.name "Fill in your GitHub username"
git config --global user.name
git config --global user.email "Fill in your own GitHub registered email address"
git config --global user.email
Step 2: Enter the following code in Git Bash to create the key:
Generate a new SSH key pair: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "[email protected]"
Start SSH agent: eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
Add your private key to the SSH agent: ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Copy the public key to the clipboard: clip < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
ssh-rsa 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 [email protected]
Step 3: Open GitHub and paste the key to complete the association:
Click the avatar in the upper right corner and select "Settings":
Select "SSH and GPG keys" in the left menu:
Click "New SSH key":
In the "Title" field, add a descriptive name for your key:
In the "Key" field, paste the public key you copied earlier:
Click "Add SSH key":
3. Clone the remote warehouse
Create a new 44 folder under the local disk D drive, and create SpringCloud2020 under the 44 folder
Start gitbash and then cd d:/44/SpringCloud2020
git clone [email protected]:zzyybs/springcloud-config.gitHere is an explanation of the git clone command, which is to clone things from the github remote repository to the local disk:
As in the above example, the source of the things to be obtained is: [email protected]:zzyybs/springcloud-config.git. This is a GitHub warehouse, which may be someone else's warehouse.
Things are stored at the local address /d/44/SpringCloud2020.
The following is the result after cloning:
4. Push the project from the local warehouse to GitHub
Right-click in the blank space under the spring-config folder and enter Git Bash
Then enter: git -c http.sslVerify=false push -u origin master
Then an interface will pop up, select sign in with your browser, select authorize the git system, and then enter the password:
You can submit the folder contents directly to the warehouse:
5. Synchronize the remote warehouse and submit the modified content
If we delete README.md in the local folder now, and we want to synchronize this modification to GitHub, how should we do it?
First we enter: git add . (note the dot at the end) to put all modified content into the buffer:
Then enter: git commit -m 'Fill in whatever you want'
You can synchronize the contents of local folders with GitHub.
Suppose we now modify the content on GitHub and add a README.mdd folder:
At this time, we do not have a README.md file locally. If we want to synchronize the remote warehouse and the local one:
Just enter: git -c http.sslVerify=false pull --rebase origin master
The file was synchronized to the local machine by us:
