It is common to use the GIT protocol to connect to the server, and then use the HTTPS method of how the connection is set up:
Log in to the GitHub server and get the remote server repository:
Create a local directory where you store the repository, and then use the Tortoisegit Client tool to clone the operation:
In the URL in the pop-up window, enter the warehouse address that you just copied on the GitHub server:
After you click OK, you are ready to clone.
Then enter the local warehouse Weixin
To view the version branch chart:
To create a branch:
Enter the name of the branch and switch to the new branch with the color selection:
At this point the default header points to the Dev branch:
Modify the contents of the Git6.txt file to add a line:
To submit a modified file in the local dev branch:
Switch to the Master branch:
Switch to the content of Git6.txt after the master branch, or no new content before:
To merge Dev and master:
After merging, open the Git6.txt content again and there are new lines to add:
Submit the merged content to the local repository master:
Finally, push the local repository to the GitHub server repository:
You will be prompted for a user name and password using the HTTPS protocol:
The number of commits to the warehouse before GitHub is:
After the submission is:
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