Using add, commit and push

In this video, you are guided through the process of adding, committing, and pushing changes to your repository.

The video demonstrates how to modify files, track changes, and push updates using both the command line and a graphical user interface. It also provides valuable tips on creating meaningful commit messages and ensuring your work is securely stored on Git. This will help you master the fundamental operations of version control systems.

Your turn: Adding your files

Now you’ve got a repository set up and a README file, you can push the changes you made last time up to Git.

If you’re using Codespaces, have a go at doing this through the terminal as well as the source control button.

Remember, you need to:

git add .

git commit -m "type your own message"

git push