is a command that initializes a new Git repository in a directory, allowing you to start tracking changes in your project's files.
git add . OR git add 'FILE NAME'
is a command that stages changes in your working directory for inclusion in the next commit. NOTE: (add . - means adding all , add 'file name' means add only a specific file)
git commit -m 'message me'
is a command that records staged changes in the Git repository along with a brief commit message explaining the changes made.
git config --global user.email ""
input your email
git config --global user.name ""
input your user name
git push
This will cause an error (I will explain it next meeting as to why) to solved this error just click on the cloud icon on the lower left of the screen
Other syntax used on the lessons
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mkdir
to create a folder using only command lines
dir
is a command used to list the files and directories in the current directory. (Note: you must be using CMD on this)
ls
is a command used to list the files and directories in the current directory. (Note: you must be using GitBash or Linux termnial on this)
cd .
is used to change the current directory to its own current directory
cd ..
is used to navigate up one directory level from the current directory.
cls
command is used to clear the terminal screen, providing a clean workspace for entering new commands. (Note: you must be using CMD on this )
clear
command is used to clear the terminal screen, providing a clean workspace for entering new commands. (Note: you must be using Git bash or Linux Terminal on this )
How to clone from git Repository
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For this to work you must first have a working repository
