GIT adding and committing files.

gistfile1.txt

Whenever you make any changes:
(You must add and commit all changes BEFORE trying to pull or else it won't work)

1.) cd into that folder where the changes are located.
2.) git add . (This will add all changes, if that doesn't work git add -A)
3.) git commit -m "Your commit message goes here...blah, blah."
4.) git pull upstream master --> This will make sure that you have the most recent files.
5.) git push origin master (This pushes up all your changes to your repo)



*************ISSUES***********
*** If for some reason you get thrown into VIM --> 
Hit:

escape
:q
[enter]

******* If for some reason your repo is NOT pulling in changes *************
- You might have added your OWN repo as the upstream vs the gastudents repo.

So type:
git remote -v
Check the name:
git@github.com:catm705/bewd_11_nyc_homework.git  --> (See this one says 'catm705' in the path - it should say 'gastudents'

So then you must rename your upstream 
1.) git remote remove upstream
2.) git remote add git@github.com:gastudents/bewd_11_nyc_homework.git