Adding and Pushing Branches to GitHub

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🚀 Mastering Git: Adding and Pushing Branches to GitHub

Hey LinkedIn fam! 👋 Ever wondered how to seamlessly add and push branches to your GitHub repository? 🌐 Here's a quick guide to help you navigate through the process:

1. Create a Repository on GitHub:

• Head over to GitHub, create a new repository, and note the repository URL.

2. Initialize Git (if not done already):

• In your local project directory, run: git init

3. Link Local Repository to GitHub:

• Add GitHub repository as remote origin: git remote add origin <repository_url>

4. Create and Switch to Branches:

• Create new branches using: git branch <branch_name>

• Switch to the branch: git checkout <branch_name>

5. Add and Commit Changes:

• Make changes, add, and commit them to the branch:

    git add .
    git commit -m "Commit message"
  

6. Push Branches to GitHub:

• To push all branches to GitHub: git push --all origin

7. Undo Push to Wrong Repository:

• Made a mistake? Force push to the correct repository:

    git push --force --all <correct_repository_url>
  

8. Update Remote (if needed):

• To update the remote URL:

    git remote remove origin
    git remote add origin <correct_repository_url>
  

Remember, collaboration is key, and exercise caution with force push when collaborating with others. Happy coding! 🚀✨

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