GitHub upload Flowchart Records

Reference article http://blog.csdn.net/laozitianxia/article/details/50682100

A person in the group asked if there is a GitHub upload article, to him, embarrassed, too much, not to write, in order to meet their vanity, so to fill a bit, write this article loaded with force, although may be forced not to be despised, haha

First, you have to create the warehouse first.

Take a name for the warehouse, and then click Create to have a warehouse.

GitHub is a server, and we need a git client to use git on our own computer.

Windows users please download http://msysgit.github.com/

Then go to your project root directory and click Git bash here to enter the GIT command interface

Execute the GIT init command and see as shown

Create a local SSH key,$ ssh-keygen-t rsa-c "[email protected]" after the [email protected] to your own on GitHub registered mailbox, and then enter, such as

Go to the prompt address to view the SSH key file,

Then open the. pub file, copy the contents, remember not to copy the last name of the message, that useless, copy the previous paragraph, back to the GitHub site, create a key, paste, save, such as

Verify if successful, enter $ ssh-t [email protected].com, as shown in Git bash]

Set up username and email because GitHub will record them every time a commit

$ git config--global user.name "Your name"

$ git config--global user.email "[email protected]"

Then add the remote address, git remote add origin [email protected]:yourname/yourrepo.git, YourName and Yourrepo to show you the GitHub username and the new warehouse you just created

The config file opens with the configured content at this time

You can also modify config directly to configure the remote address

And then just add the file, I'm here to add all the files, $ git Add. , add a single file to remove the later points, change the file name, then commit, $ git commit-m "first Commit"

There may be a initial, such as the commit untracked files, which is roughly the result of conflicting code versions and local inconsistencies in the remote repository

At this point, enter $ git fetch--all and git reset--hard origin/master, as

That's fine, and then you add the commit to be OK, like, a long

Then commit, $ git commit-m "first commit" is also a long

Then push is good, $ Git push Origin master, as shown

Then you go back to your GitHub repository and find that it has been submitted, although star is only 0, (┬_┬), a very awkward warehouse

The following update is also the case, add, submit

Go back to GitHub and find the update

Https://github.com/1024477951/listrecyclerview

Last star, poor pity, humbly!

GitHub upload Flowchart Records