Tutorial three: How to set up a git repository?
Local git repository:
Setting up a local repository is pretty simple. By local repository I mean making your project a git repo on your work-station.
Open git-bash. Navigate to your project folder. In my case it is \android-test.
Sowmya\android-test$ git init Syncing with a remote repository:
Now your project is a git repository. if you want to upload it to a remote repository, create a repository for your project on github or bitbucket. In my case it is a github repo. Get the https or SSH link to the repository. $ git remote add origin git@github.com:username/yourreponame.git If you have cloned a repository using git clone the repository already has the link to the remote repo, so you can skip the previous step.
To index all your changes,
$ git add . Commit your changes with an appropriate commit message.
$ git commit -m "Initial commit" Issue command push when your ready to push your changes to the remote repository.
$ git push -u origin master You might need to provide your github credentials and once authenticated your repos will be pushed to your online repsoitory.
