Pushing Existing Code to GitHub using HTTPS

Prerequisites:

• Git must be installed on your local machine.
• A GitHub account.
• An existing project on your local machine.

Run below command

git push https://github.com/AzureDevops-demoproject/Git_demo.git master

It will ask for personal token to connect to github

Create personal token from github

Go to profile –> Setting –> developer setting

Developer setting –>personal access tokens–> Tokens /(classic)–> generate new token

Now we can go and check the repository

File push to github repository

How to clone from github to local machine

 git clone https://github.com/AzureDevops-demoproject/Git_demo.git

Next create ,modify the code, git add, commit follow below steps

78  touch file3
   79  git status
   80  git config user.name :"RAj"
   81  git config user.email "usus@gmail.com"
   82  git add
   83  git add --all
   84  git status
   85  git commit -m"adding other user"
   86  git status
   87  git log
   88  git push origin master

now push back to github (remote location)

git push origin master (if you done clone and can use origin instead of long url)

or

git push https://github.com/AzureDevops-demoproject/Git_demo.git master

or

check repository now

Now other want to pull it

use below command

Use below so can use origin in future instead of long url

git remote add origin https://github.com/AzureDevops-demoproject/Git_demo.git

Now use

git pull origin master

Now, Sync the local repository as remote repository

Now using SSH

First need to generate SSH key using below

ssh-keygen

Copy public key in github

where to copy in github –> go to profile –> setting–> SSH and GPC key –> new ssh key — add public and save it

Use ssh link same way as we doing for https:

git@github.com:AzureDevops-demoproject/Git_demo.git

Mohammad Gufran Jahangir