Step 3: Push your changes to the server After the remote reference is configured, you can transfer your local files to the server with the git push command. git push -u origin master When this command ...

If that's the case, you'll need to use the git push --set-upstream command to link the new local branch to the remote repository. Alternatively, you could use a special Git setting to automatically ...

The second link above will fix that problem. Once the local repo is initialized and a remote is configured, you should be able to run git status, git diff, etc.

Move the master branch to main with the command: git branch -m master main Push the newly-named main branch to GitHub (assuming that is your remote repository) with the command: git push -u origin ...

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Now that you have your repository cloned to your local machine, add (or create) all the code you need for the repository into the new directory and issue the command: git add .