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Asked: 2026-06-10T11:11:27+00:00

I set up my own Git repository on my own server, and created a

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I set up my own Git repository on my own server, and created a repository. I am new to Git, and all I do at the moment is git add *, git commit, and git push. I am not all that familiar with git.

Now, I would love to create a repository on Git Hub, so that the remote GitHub repository has the same list of changes I have on my own server.

I don’t suppose you could give me a list of steps, as well as an explanation of what each step will do? My main concern is that I don’t want to ruin my current repository.

UPDATE: Thank you everybody. I still don’t quite get how GIT works (I am sure I will at some point), but: https://github.com/mercmobily/hotplate 😀

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  1. Editorial Team

    Don’t have time to write a full solution, but basically you need to:

    # create a nickname for your github account. In this case it is github
git remote add github your-github-repo-path

    Keep committing the changes locally and pushing them. When you want to push also to github, execute:

    #push the changes to the repo on the 'github' nickname, to the branch master
git push github master
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