Quartz sync: Mar 22, 2025, 11:31 AM

Author: YutharsanS

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content/06-Git-Remote.md

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 1. Go to your git hub account and create a new **empty repository**
 >[!warning] When creating the repository, make sure that you **don't create the README**, otherwise the repository starts with an initial commit, which may conflict with your local git commit history.
 
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 ![[Pasted image 20250322110505.png|800]]<br/>
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 2. Get your remote Link(Either http or ssh)
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 ![[Pasted image 20250322084846.png|800]]<br/>
-3. Go to your local repository, and the remote link to the repo
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+4. Go to your local repository, and the remote link to the repository
 ```bash
 git remote add origin <link>
 ```
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 4. Fetch the origin
 ```bash
 git fetch origin
 ```
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 5. Push the changes to your remote repository, since in you don't have upstream branch already setup, we need set it in the command.
 ```bash
 git push --set-upstream origin main
 ```
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 6. Observe your remote repository, and observe whether the commit history matches your local `git log`