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Introduction to Git for Development (view source)
Revision as of 05:36, 27 August 2022
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=== Setting a Remote Address ===
=== Setting a Remote Address ===
In order to be able to upload your project onto GitHub (or any other Git hosting site) you need to create a repository (see below) and then copy the clone URL.
In order to be able to upload your project onto GitHub (or any other Git hosting site) you need to create a repository (see below) and then copy the clone URL. There are two options, either cloning using HTTPS which will require you set up a temporary access key, or SSH which requires setting up a more permanent SSH key.
To add the URL as the remote repository for your local project run:
<code>git remote add origin <copied-url></code>
== Creating a RailOS Project with Git ==
== Creating a RailOS Project with Git ==