First, download a git, install it.
After the installation is successful, enter the following command, in quotation marks for your own name and mailbox
git config--global user.name "Your name"
git config--global user.email "[Email protected]"
Create a repository, where the project is stored
mkdir file name
Initialize, after initialization, you can see a. git file in the directory by Ls-ah
GIT init (Initialize repository)
Add Files to Repository
Create a new file (test.html) and edit it first
git add test.html (submit only the current directory's test.html file to the local git repository)
The error message may appear as in
WARNING:LF is replaced by CRLF in test.html.
The file would have their original line endings in your working directory.
Workaround:
1. Enter again as above command, add a space after the command, enter
2, if still does not work, then executes the git config Core.autocrlf false command, executes the add command again to be successful.
Execute git Add. (Add all content to the index library)
Note that after the command there is a.
Submit
Git commit-m "wrote a Readme file" (submits the contents of the index library;-M is a parameter that represents the comment content, mainly used to record this operation)
Upload to GitHub
Use the following command to generate the RSA public key
Ssh-keygen-t rsa-c "[Email protected]" (change to your own mailbox)
Of course, the three storage address and other commands you can also go directly to the default storage, you will be prompted to store the public key file location
Enter the storage directory, open the Id_rsa.pub file, copy the contents, usually start with Ssh-rsa
Open GitHub, sign up/log in to your account, and in the accounts settings, find the SSH and GPG keys settings, click New SSH key, add the previously copied public key to OK
Use the following command to test if you can connect to GitHub
ssh-t [email protected] (if unsuccessful, remove the-t parameter)
If prompted ssh:could not resolve hostname \342\200\223t:name or service not known
Workaround:
SSH-T-P [email protected] (-p means modify server port is 22)
When prompted for input (yes/no), enter Yes at the back.
When you see the Welcome Hi oldinaction! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access. The link is successful.
Go to the directory where you want to submit the file, git remote add origin [email protected]:d emo/0915.git ([email protected]:d emo/0915. Git is the SSH address of the project created in GitHub)
Finally execute GIT push-u Origin master, then submit success, view GitHub, you can see the price has been uploaded successfully
How to use Git to upload files to GitHub from this machine