Submit an existing item to github/pull from GitHub to local

I've written an article on GitHub's usual commands, but these days, I've found that I don't know what to do with GitHub, and it's really annoying to be able to use the interface.

Add an existing item to GitHub

New repository can be created directly on the GitHub website or using the Windows GitHub tools.

Go to the GitHub repository project

Use Git bash to open a project in GitHub Windows tools and use the CD command to enter the existing project root directory

Touch README.MD//New description file git init//generate local git management in the current project directory and create a hidden. Git directory git Add. Add all the files in the current directory to the index git commit-m "first commit"//submit to the local source repository and attach the commit comment git remote add Origin https://github.com/chape/test.git Add to remote project, alias Origingit push-u Origin master//push local repository to GitHub alias to Origin remote project, confirm commit

Submit complete, view repository.

Update code

Cd/d/tvcloudgit Add. Git commit-m "update test"//Detect file changes and attach commit comments Git push-u origin master//commit modify to Project mainline

GitHub Common Commands

Git push origin master//push local repository to GitHub Git pull Origin master//from GitHub pull to local source repository git config--list//view configuration information git status View project status information Git branch//View Project branch git checkout-b host//Add a branch called host git Checkout master//switch to trunk git merge host//merge branch host to trunk GI T branch-d Host//Delete branch host

Submit an existing item to github/pull from GitHub to local