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How do I add a folder to my Github repository that already has a folder in it.
I have been trying to do it but git comes with different kinds of errors. Can someone guide me through it?
Thanks
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asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
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How do I add a folder to my Github repository that already has a folder in it.
I have been trying to do it but git comes with different kinds of errors. Can someone guide me through it?
Thanks
git github
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
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See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31
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How do I add a folder to my Github repository that already has a folder in it.
I have been trying to do it but git comes with different kinds of errors. Can someone guide me through it?
Thanks
git github
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
How do I add a folder to my Github repository that already has a folder in it.
I have been trying to do it but git comes with different kinds of errors. Can someone guide me through it?
Thanks
git github
git github
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
asked Jan 1 at 8:24
Salman ShanavasSalman Shanavas
65
65
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See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31
add a comment |
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See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31
1
1
See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31
See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31
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SUGGESTION:
If you haven't already done so, "git clone" your GitHub remote repository to your local hard drive.
In your local repository, you can add files and directories at will.
Once you're ready, you can "git add ." and "git commit -m ...".
And once you're done, you can "git push" back to GitHub
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
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SUGGESTION:
If you haven't already done so, "git clone" your GitHub remote repository to your local hard drive.
In your local repository, you can add files and directories at will.
Once you're ready, you can "git add ." and "git commit -m ...".
And once you're done, you can "git push" back to GitHub
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
add a comment |
SUGGESTION:
If you haven't already done so, "git clone" your GitHub remote repository to your local hard drive.
In your local repository, you can add files and directories at will.
Once you're ready, you can "git add ." and "git commit -m ...".
And once you're done, you can "git push" back to GitHub
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
add a comment |
SUGGESTION:
If you haven't already done so, "git clone" your GitHub remote repository to your local hard drive.
In your local repository, you can add files and directories at will.
Once you're ready, you can "git add ." and "git commit -m ...".
And once you're done, you can "git push" back to GitHub
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
SUGGESTION:
If you haven't already done so, "git clone" your GitHub remote repository to your local hard drive.
In your local repository, you can add files and directories at will.
Once you're ready, you can "git add ." and "git commit -m ...".
And once you're done, you can "git push" back to GitHub
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
answered Jan 1 at 8:27
paulsm4paulsm4
79.6k9101128
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Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
add a comment |
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Thank you so much. i got it running on no time.
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 8:54
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Now I have a double blue folder icon I cannot click on
– Salman Shanavas
Jan 1 at 9:13
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
Please make a different question about that. Also you might want to learn some git "advanced" basics
– evolutionxbox
Jan 1 at 19:07
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See How to Ask - when something "comes with ... errors", we need to see (1) what you did and (2) what the error result was. (It's also helpful if you say what you expected, in many cases, although here that seems less-likely to be helpful.)
– torek
Jan 1 at 8:31