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git status |
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You can |
You can make sure git is tracking your changes by typing "git add" followed by the files you've changed, for instance: |
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git add index.html |
git add index.html |
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git commit -m "I added myself to the directory!" |
git commit -m "I added myself to the directory!" |
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(What's the difference between add and commit, you might ask? "add" let's you specific which specific files you want to include in a commit. If you want to include all the files you've changed you can smoosh these two steps together with <code>git commit -a -m "I added myself to the directory!"</code>) |
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Now, publish those changes on Github by typing: |
Now, publish those changes on Github by typing: |
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