Step-by-Step Guide to Adding Projects to Git Repository

Step-by-Step Guide to Adding Projects to Git Repository

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Step-by-Step Guide to Adding Projects to Git Repository

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  1. 1 00:00 Intro
  2. 2 01:00 Step 1 - Download and Install Git git -v
  3. 3 08:17 Step 2 - Open Command Prompt Win or Terminal Mac/Linux and go to your project folder
  4. 4 10:36 Step 3 - Initialize Git git init
  5. 5 12:00 Step 4 - Go to GitHub or another Git provider & Create a new repository
  6. 6 14:26 Step 5 - Copy the repository URL & Add it as a remote in your local project
  7. 7 15:52 Step 6 - Add & Commit Your Project Files git add .
  8. 8 17:11 Add .gitignore file
  9. 9 25:08 git commit -m "Initial commit"
  10. 10 26:46 Step 7 - Push Your Project to GitHub git push -u origin main
  11. 11 31:06 Step 8 - Go to your repository on GitHub and refresh the page
  12. 12 32:15 How to add new changes to repo
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