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First enter the project folder and use the command git init to turn this directory into a warehouse that can be managed by git.
git init
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To add the file to the repository, use the command git add . to add it to the staging area. Don’t forget the decimal point “.” at the end, which means to add all the files in the folder.
git add .
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Use the command git commit to tell Git to submit the file to the warehouse. Submission instructions are enclosed in quotation marks
git commit -m ‘first commit’
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Link to remote library
git remote add origin your remote library address. For example: git remote add origin https://github.com/cade8800/ionic-demo.git
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Create a new local branch:
git checkout -b qunar_yuzhan_star
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Get the remote library and merge it with the local synchronization (this step must be done if the remote library is not empty, otherwise subsequent submissions will fail)
git pull --rebase origin qunar_yuzhan_star
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To push the contents of the local library to the remote, use the git push command, which actually pushes the current branch qunar_yuzhan_star to the remote. After executing this command, you will be asked to enter your username and password. Once the verification is passed, the upload will begin.
git push -u origin qunar_yuzhan_star
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Delete the remote branch: git push origin --delete qunar_yuzhan_star