davegregg/yearup-first-html

YearUp: First HTML Project

Note: Do git status between all git commands.

1. Stage the changes (git add . or git add insert-filename-here).
2. Commit the changes with a commit message (git commit -m "insert description of changes here").
3. Push the commit(s) to the GitHub repo ("origin remote"). git push origin main

Note: Do git status between all git commands to follow what is happening.

1. Stage the changes: Preparing the changes to be committed.
   • Terminal way: git add . or git add insert-filename-here
   • VS Code Source Control panel way: For each change listed, press the ➕ button to stage it (which will appear when hovering over the filename).
2. Commit the changes with a commit message, describing the changes.
   • Terminal way: git commit -m "insert description of changes here"
   • VS Code Source Control panel way: Press the "Commit" button. A new file called "COMMIT_EDITMSG" will be opened automatically. Write your commit message at the top of this file. When you are done, save the file, and close it to continue.
3. Push the commit(s) to the GitHub repo.
   • Terminal way: git push origin main
     • main here is the name of your current branch. In the case of main, it is the "main timeline" of your project.
     • origin here is a remote repo. origin is the default name of the official GitHub repo for your project.
   • VS Code Source Control panel way: Press the "Sync Changes" button, and then "OK" when prompted.