In this article, we're talking about how to create a new folder in a Github repository and the requirements you need to fulfil.

Git init example Here's a simple example of how to use the git init command to create a new, local repository to track their files. First, create a folder on their computer for the software project.

This repository is for the learning purpose "How to upload Folder to the GitHub". You can't add the whole folder to GitHub but file one by one. So for that purpose I had created this repository.

At the center of these capabilities is the Git repository. Once Git is installed, you can begin using its features by either: Creating a new repository, or Clone an existing repository from another ...

Upload-Folder-to-GitHub This repository will tell you how to upload multiple Folders or a Project to GitHub repository.

Cloning is essentially downloading, in so much as you point your local Git client at the destination on GitHub and it will pull the content down, creating a new directory on your local machine.

Figure C Adding a repository URL for cloning in the GitHub Desktop client. Click Clone and the repository will be cloned into the local directory shown in the Local Path field.

How does Git repo work? A Git repository is the .Git/ folder inside a project. Its purpose is to track the changes brought to the project, building a history over time.

Note that the .zip file does not come with the .git directory in it (at least from BitBucket -- I don't know how github or gitlab behave in this respect) so there's no actual repo behind it; just ...