How to add git folder

To add a folder to Git version control, you need to perform the following steps: Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the folder directory Initialize the Git repository (if not initialized) Add files to the temporary storage area to submit changes to the local repository If you need to push changes to the remote repository, execute the git push command

How to add folders to Git

To add a folder to Git version control, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal or command prompt

   • On a Mac or Linux, open the Terminal Application.
   • On Windows, open a command prompt.

2. Navigate to folder directory

   • Use the cd command to navigate to the folder directory you want to add. For example:

      <code>cd /path/to/folder</code>

3. Initialize the Git repository

   • If the folder has not been added to Git, use the <code>git init</code> command to initialize a Git repository:

      <code>git init</code>

4. Add files to the temporary storage area

   • Use the git add command to add files and folders to the Git version control to the staging area:

      <code>git add .</code>

     This will add all files and subfolders in the folder.

5. Submit changes

   • Use the git commit command to submit changes in the staging area to the local repository:

      <code>git commit -m "Description of changes"</code>

     Where "-m" is followed by a commit message describing the changes made.

6. Push changes to remote repository (optional)

   • If you want to push changes to a remote repository (such as GitHub or GitLab), use the git push command:

      <code>git push origin master</code>

     where "origin" is an alias for the remote repository, and "master" is the branch to be pushed to.

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