- First you'll want to fork this lab, which will make a copy of it for yourself. When you push code, you will make changes to the github repository, so you should make changes on your own code.
- Next you need to clone the repository you just forked. Copy the clone link with this button:
- Open a terminal and
cd
into wherever you want to put this lab. Then typegit clone
and paste in the link you copied. - Find the folder you just clones using the file explorer and tell yourself you did a good job.
- Add a file to the folder. Any file you want it doesn't matter.
- Go back to the terminal and
cd
into the folder you just cloned. - Add the file you just changed using
git add
. Now the files are ready to commit - Commit the changes
- Push the changes
- Go to github, open this repo and check that in the repo the file you just added is there.
- On github, click on the
README.md
file - Click on the pencil icon
- Type something in the file and then click
Commit changes
at the bottom of the page. Now the repo has been changed, so the local copy on your computer is now out-of-date! - To fix this, go to your terminal and type
git pull
. This will get the changes from the github repository and apply them to your local repo.