Easy Git commands you should know

git_as_a_beginner.txt

Create a new test directory (folder) by entering the following:

mkdir git_test

Change your location to the newly created directory:

cd git_test

Configure GitHub Credentials

git config ––global user.name “github_username”
git config ––global user.email “email_address”

Clone a GitHub Repository

git clone <em>repository_url</em>

List Remote Repositories

cd git_project

list the remote repositories:

git remote –v

Pushing Local Files to the Remote Repository

1. For example, create a new text file by entering the following into your PowerShell window:

new-item text.txt

2. Confirmation that the new file is created.

Create new text file in Windows PowerShell.

3. Now check the status of your new Git branch and untracked files:

git status

4. Add your new file to the local project:

git add text.txt

5. Run git status again to make sure the text.txt file has been added. Next, commit the changes to the local project:

git commit –m “Sample 1”

6. Finally, push the changes to the remote GitHub repository:

git push

You may need to enter your username and password for GitHub.

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