"# TwoSigConnect"
How to use this thing
$ git init
#Create a new repository $ git remote add origin https://
#Check Github repository $ git remote -v
#Change Github repository $ git remote set-url origin https:// To update your local copy of the code, run this in the terminal:
git pull origin master
When you have made some changes and want to register all these changes to git, run this in the terminal:
git commit --all -m "XXXXX"
where XXXXX is some message that you want to associate with this update. You can write things like "I fixed a small typo in the file main.py" or "Implemented a new machine-learning strategy".
If you added a new file, say "output.csv", you will need to add it to the git tracking system first with the following command:
git add output.csv
And then you can commit it using the previous command. The message for this could be something like "Added a new file called output.csv".
To upload your changes to the server (github) after you committed them, run this in the terminal:
git push origin master
Now your collaborator can run the first command and retrieve these changes for himself, and work on it. If you find that the system tells you that you can't push, it means that the other person has made some changes and uploaded to the server, but you don't know about those changes yet. To resolve it, you need to run git pull origin master first, then do the push.