Setting up a git repository

If I am creating a repository from scratch, then I pick the creating and commiting option.

Creating and Commiting

  • $ cd (project-directory) 
  • $ git init 
  • $ (add some files) 
  • $ git add . 
  • $ git commit -m 'Initial commit'
Once that is done, then I can clone the repository from any computer by following the Cloning and Creating Patch directions.

Cloning and Creating a Patch

  • $ git clone git://github.com/git/hello-world.git 
  • $ cd hello-world 
  • $ (edit files) 
  • $ git add (files) 
  • $ git commit -m 'Explain what I changed' 
  • $ git format-patch origin/master

Pushing a branch

  • $ (execute the following in the remote repository) 
  • $ git config --bool core.bare true 
  • $ (delete all files in remote repository except the .git folder) 
  • $ (now you can push to the remote repository from any branch) 
  • $ git push origin master

Git Reference

http://git-scm.com/

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