This tutorial explains how to clone your Git repository to your local machine. This way you can work and develop your project locally.
How to Fork a Repository on GitHubTo fork a repository, simply head over to your desired repository's page and click on the "Fork" button, as shown in the image below.A forked copy will then be added to your own personal list of repositories on GitHub. The small text below the ...
Learn how to use the Git push command to push changes to a remote repository and how to safely use Git push force, using GitKraken Client and the Git CLI.
As we learned in one of the previous tutorials thatGitHub repositoryis a repository over the cloud. This means, whatever the data is available onLocal Repositorycan be uploaded toRemote Repositoryon GitHub. We created an account on GitHub, now it is time that we push our local data to a r...
Start a GIT Repository The first step in creating a Git repository is finding where to actually create it. You can either create the repository on your
How to Clone a GitHub Repository Alternatively, if you’re trying to clone a GitHub repository onto your local machine, you can do that with the three options listed in the image above: HTTPS, SSH, or using theCLI. Regardless of which path you choose, cloning a GitHub repository is extrem...
Updating A Local Clone After Branch Name Changes When a branch name changes in the remote Git repository, you must update your local clone to reflect those changes. Otherwise, you won't be able to fetch or pull from that branch and may encounter other conflicts when pushing back up. ...
What is deleted when I remove a GitHub repository?Public repos: Only the repository is deleted; forks remain. Private repos: The repository and all its forks are permanently deleted. Associated data: Issues, pull requests, and wikis are erased.What if I only want to hide a repository but ...
Once all that's typed in, press Enter to add the command, and4:35 it will add the GitHub repository as a remote repo.4:37 The second command, GitHub recommends we run is a new command, git push.4:42 Whereas the git pull command pulls changes from a remote repo into your local rep...
Deleting a GitHub Repository is simple, just follow the steps below -> Log in to your GitHub Account and Go to Your Repositories, then Open the GitHub Repository you want to delete. After that, you need to go to the Settings tab, which you will find at the top of the front page of...