How to upload code to github with git command line

Reproduced in: http://blog.csdn.net/hanhailong726188/article/details/46738929

First step: Build a git repository

CD to your local project root directory, execute the git command

Git init

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Step Two: Add all the files of the project to the warehouse

git Add.

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If you want to add a specific file, simply change it to a specific filename.

Step three: Commit the Add file to the repository

git commit-m "comment statement"

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Fourth step: To create your own repository on GitHub, create a page as shown in the following figure:

Click on the Create repository below, you will go to a page similar to the one below, get the HTTPS address of the warehouse created, the red box is marked

Fifth step: Focus on the local warehouse to GitHub

Git remote add Origin Https://github.com/hanhailong/CustomRatingBar

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The following HTTPS link address is replaced by your own warehouse URL address, which is the red box above the winning address

Sixth step: Before uploading GitHub, pull it first and execute the following command:

Git pull Origin Master

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After hitting enter, the output will be executed similar to the following

Seventh step, the last step, upload the code to GitHub remote repository

Git push-u Origin Master

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After execution, if there is no exception, wait for the completion of the upload successfully, the middle may let you enter username and password, you just enter GitHub's account and password on the line

Finally, attach the screenshot after the successful code upload:

Note: If you cannot upload successfully, there are two methods:

1. You can change the command to Git push-u origin master-f (force upload, which may cause code loss in the remote repository)

2. Create a folder with the same name under Master and follow the steps above