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unless you smash your computer and then incinerate it, you can't get rid of github data once installed. It had been months since I last used it and I couldn't remember my account (could not find it on my webmail!!) so I created a new one. Then it would always tell me when trying to push that it was the wrong username and pwd. I uninstalled github, purged it, autoremoved it, incinerated it, deleted it the folder manually, it would still keep the older username, which I found when doing the connect test to github. The only way to remove your github data from your system is to do a military grade overwriting of all sectors of memory six times and then wipe out deep using assembly language. It may still keep the data, so, to be safe, just buy another hard drive.
Was the best after almost an hour searching for a video on this subject. Just, not a big issue, but the code you were typing in the terminal was hardly visible sometimes. Thanks a lot.
Could you make more videos like this? They've been incredibly helpful! By the way, is there a way to automate updates in Git so that any changes I make in VS Code are automatically synced?
Good tutorial- it might help if you ‘clear’ in the terminal as the code you’re typing is hard to see at the bottom on the screen! Otherwise great video!
Even chatgpt wasn't this good. Thanks a lot. However, just next time don't forget to mention git config --global user.email and git config --global user.name, because I couldn't commit without setting up these 2.
finally someone explained to the point and it really worked for me...I just want to know how i will push later again if i created multiple files and all at a time.... although i tried : git add file_name git commit -am "" git push origin master : and it added a single file but don't know if need to push multiple at a time
git add brings the file to staging area means (ready to or waiting for a commit) , git commit the name itself save the changes to the file , git is used for versioning learn about it and you will understand that its purpose is more than just pushing code to github
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unless you smash your computer and then incinerate it, you can't get rid of github data once installed. It had been months since I last used it and I couldn't remember my account (could not find it on my webmail!!) so I created a new one. Then it would always tell me when trying to push that it was the wrong username and pwd. I uninstalled github, purged it, autoremoved it, incinerated it, deleted it the folder manually, it would still keep the older username, which I found when doing the connect test to github. The only way to remove your github data from your system is to do a military grade overwriting of all sectors of memory six times and then wipe out deep using assembly language. It may still keep the data, so, to be safe, just buy another hard drive.
Was the best after almost an hour searching for a video on this subject. Just, not a big issue, but the code you were typing in the terminal was hardly visible sometimes. Thanks a lot.
it's better than 70% of other git deployment videos thanks a lot ❤
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You have explained the problem I encountered. I have successfully pushed and host my assignment. I appreciate this video a lot.
git commit -am"" is cool because it bypasses a need to do git add because it tracks changed files. Nice video!
FALSE!!!! U LIAR!!!!
if the file is not tracked by git, it need to git add
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really straightforward and useful thank you 👍
Could you make more videos like this? They've been incredibly helpful! By the way, is there a way to automate updates in Git so that any changes I make in VS Code are automatically synced?
Thank You so much that was really helpful!
Glad it helped! thanks for watching :)
Good tutorial- it might help if you ‘clear’ in the terminal as the code you’re typing is hard to see at the bottom on the screen! Otherwise great video!
Noted
Even chatgpt wasn't this good. Thanks a lot. However, just next time don't forget to mention git config --global user.email and git config --global user.name, because I couldn't commit without setting up these 2.
Thank you very much, this tutorial helped me a lot
This was so helpful, thank you!
Great video, Helped me a lot.
Thank you very much, this was helpful.
finally someone explained to the point and it really worked for me...I just want to know how i will push later again if i created multiple files and all at a time.... although i tried : git add file_name
git commit -am ""
git push origin master : and it added a single file but don't know if need to push multiple at a time
To add multiple files: git add .
Thanks for helping !
Hey i was wondering if there is any extension to do this kind of this like in visual studio for c# devlopment
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Sir after entering the cmd git add . I got an error like 'frontend/' does not have a commit check out ..
What to do for this
Please help
excellent explanation thanks
2 questions. What is -am . And what is the difference between git add and git commit?
git add brings the file to staging area means (ready to or waiting for a commit) , git commit the name itself save the changes to the file , git is used for versioning learn about it and you will understand that its purpose is more than just pushing code to github
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do a video for Mac users
No password required?
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use main instead of master.
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No password required?
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