Required Conditions:
1. Code Cloud/github built git project
2.IDEA Editor
3. Local projects
Step 1: Create a remote project
Step 2: Copy the Remote Project address Note: Here The code cloud official has given the upload project method , but in the form of command line, we choose a more simple method.
Step 3: Create a good local project, click VCs, and follow the instructions in the diagram to create a git repository for your project.
Step 4: Select the root directory of this project as the repository.
Step 5: Select the project name add the item to the buffer first, and then commit to the local repository.
Here's a git add and commit diagram to help you understand why a new project has to add and commit:
Step 6: After clicking on the Commit directory, fill in the Commit message (commit message) in the popup box and select Commit and Push.
Step 7: Click "Define Remote" in the pop-up push commits dialog to fill in the remote project address copied in step 2.
Step 8: Click Push.
Step 9: View version control--"Log"
Step 10: Upload success!
Blog Original address: http://blog.csdn.net/zsyoung/article/details/76891211
Create a local project using the idea tool and upload to the code cloud