Pushing your commits

Remote Repository

Local Repository

Staging

git push origin master

This will push all staged files to the remote repository. You can see which branch the commit will go to by the final word in the command, in this instance the commit goes to the master branch.

Once a commit has been completed, it is good practice to push these changes from the Head to the remote repository, to do this run the command

git push origin master

the branch is defined by the final word in this command, so ensure that if you are uploading to a different branch than master you choose the correct one in this command, for example if you are on the branch Feature1 the command would look

git push origin Feature1

If the repository is not connected to a remote repository yet, you will need to add this using

git remote add origin "link to server"

This will then allow changes to be pushed from the Head tree to the remote repository

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