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Starting a new repository - quickly
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These steps show you how to get up and running fast with a new repository on Github. | |
In the steps, I am logged in to Github as "s5b", and I am creating a new repository | |
named "timeshiek". | |
1. Login to the Github web interface: <https://github.com/>. | |
2. Create a new repository, and while creating it mark the initialisation checkbox. | |
3. Copy the "git@github.com:s5b/timeshiek.git" string from the website into your clipboard. | |
3. On your local machine: change directories to the parent directory of where you want | |
the new repository to exist. (For example: in my case I have a directory named ~/workspace | |
which contains all my working projects so I would type: cd ~/workspace) | |
4. Enter the following command: git clone git@github.com:s5b/timeshiek.git | |
5. Change directories into your new directory: cd timeshiek | |
6. Start work... |
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