git.md

connect to remote repo

$ git clone https://github.com/[remote repo]

Check remote origin/upstream:

$ git remote -v

Check all branch

$ git branch

Git add

• $ git add -A : stages All.
• $ git add . : stages new and modified, without deleted.
• $ git add -u : stages modified and deleted, without new.

To create a new branch locally and push to remote repo

1. $ git checkout -b [name_of_your_new_branch]

Create the branch on your local machine and switch in this branch

2. $ git push origin [name_of_your_new_branch]

To add some file to your remote repo

1. git clone your repo
2. modify file as you want
3. $ git add .
4. $ git commit -m "some comments"
5. $ git push origin [name_of_branch_to_push]

Sync your fork

1. git clone your forked repo
2. $ git remote -v : check if upstream is set. Upstream is the repo you fork from
3. $ git remote add upstream [upstream repo] : if upstream not set
4. $ git fetch upstream : download the lastest update as a new branch to your local
5. $ git merge [newly download branch]
6. $ git push origin [branch name] : update your remote forked repo