Learning-Git

A personal repository dedicated to learning and practicing Git commands and workflows. This repository will contain various exercises, projects, and notes aimed at mastering version control with Git.

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Command Descriptions for Setting Up a Git Repository

GitHub CLI Command

gh repo create Learning-Git --private --source=. --remote=origin

This command uses the GitHub CLI (gh) to create a new private repository named Learning-Git on GitHub. It uses the current directory (.) as the source for the new repository and sets up a remote named origin. The repository is available at: https://github.com/madhurimarawat/Learning-Git.

Git and Directory Setup Commands

mkdir Learning-Git

Creates a new directory named Learning-Git. This will be the local folder where the Git repository will be initialized.

cd Learning-Git

Changes the current working directory to Learning-Git, so you are inside the folder you just created.

git remote add origin https://github.com/username/Learning-Git.git

Adds a remote repository named origin that points to the URL https://github.com/madhurimarawat/Learning-Git.git. This remote repository will be the location where you can push and pull changes.

git branch -M main

Renames the current branch to main. The -M option forces the renaming even if a branch named main already exists.

git push -u origin main

Pushes the main branch to the remote repository origin. The -u option sets this remote branch as the default upstream branch for future push and pull commands.

git remote add origin https://github.com/madhurimarawat/Learning-Git.git

Attempts to add another remote repository named origin pointing to https://github.com/madhurimarawat/Learning-Git.git. However, this would result in an error if a remote named origin already exists.

Note

The correct repository link is: https://github.com/madhurimarawat/Learning-Git

The folder name for this project should be Learning-Git.

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