Git Push to GitHub

git push is a command used to upload local repository changes to a remote repository, such as GitHub. After making changes to your code locally, you need to "push" these changes to a remote server, allowing others to access and collaborate on your project.

The typical flow of using git push on GitHub involves:

1. Making Changes Locally: Edit files and commit them in your local Git repository.

2. Push to GitHub: Use git push to transfer your committed changes to your remote GitHub repository.

Git Push Commands:

git status

git add path/to/file

git add .

git commit -m 

git status

git push origin master

git push origin your-branch-name

git push origin master --force

Complete Recap of Push Steps:

git status

git add path/to/file  

git add .             

git commit -m 

git status

git push origin master

git push origin master --force