mainakrepositor / git-steps

The series of steps you can use to commit a document in your GitHub from your local device, remotely.

Git-steps

The series of steps you can use to commit a document in your GitHub from your local device, remotely.

--------------- STEPS TO MAKE A REMOTE GITHUB REPOSITORY-----------------

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--------------- MADE BY MAINAK CHAUDHURI ---------------

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1. Create a git repository

2. Press on "Download code" and copy the [email protected]:"Repository path in github"

3. Make a folder in local device with same name as the github repo name

4. Open GitBash inside the repository file in local system

5. Type these commands :

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i.   git config --global user.name "Your User Account name"
ii.  git config --global user.email your email             //(without inverted commas)
iii. git clone [email protected]:AccountName/Reponame
iv.  cd Repository/

You can move the files from the main file to the newly created blank file with the same name.

v.  git add .
vi. git status
vii.git commit -m "any comment" filename.extension
viii. git push -u origin [branch name as per your repository branch] <main/master>

6. For modification :

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i.  git status
ii. git commit -m "any comment" filename.extension
iii.git push -u origin master.

7. Finally :

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| | | CHECK YOUR GITHUB AND REFRESH THE PAGE | | | | |

THANK YOU 🙏🙏🙏

Made by Mainak

git-steps's Issues

git push -u origin master not working with HTTPS version. Password authentication replaced by token

Recently I found out about the above problem while I was going to push my code to the master branch. (It is applicable for all branches).
The solution is here:

The new GitHub rules require the user to generate a personal GitHub token.

i. To do that, go to the top right corner of the GitHub page where your icon is displayed.

ii. Click on Settings

iii. In the left channel that appears in the Settings page, navigate below to Developer Settings

iv. Click on the third option from the left pane that says, "Personal Access Token"

v. Click on Generate new token

vi. Click on the required checkboxes. If you are having any confusion to choose them, better select all of them.

vii. Provide a name to the token in the text box provided at the top of this section, which has Note written on top of it.

viii. Choose an expiry date from the dropdown (you may select never expire if you don't want to create a new token every time)

ix. Copy the token so generated and keep it safe. (Recommended to make multiple copies so that you don't lose it. If you still lose you will have to make a new token).

x. Now make a repo and follow all the previous steps till this step "git commit -m "Your comment" "

xi. After making the commit, just add these lines to the next line in your git bash:

git remote remove origin
git remote add origin https://[email protected]/USERNAME/REPONAME.git

finally, type git push -u origin to make the push successful.

Hope this will help! :)