Part 5 - Pushing to GitHub [Git-ing Started with Git Series]

[@MrHeyyyyy1234]

Just started watching your videos today and I already feel confident in managing my Git repositories. Thanks for your video. The most straight-forward tutorial!

[@tkd5041]

Also! Thank you Alex for your marvelous tutorials!!

[@connorkresge5130]

Again, absolutely slaying this

[@thatarix]

Very descriptive tutorials! Nice job!

[@ILIILLLIIILL]

Thank you for the all the videos.

[@tamarapieringer3301]

wonderful, thank you Alex.

[@renelhomere5243]

Thank you! that was helpful.

[@Devblobs]

Alex, thanks. U forgot to add the link to part 6 in the description.

[@gtrquest]

good video

[@hemanthyernagula9759]

I'm getting this error while pushing
fatal: Could not read from remote repository

[@mdneyamatullah8449]

Thank you so much .

[@codingroom2876]

Thanks

[@uliulia4332]

When i open my terminal i don't have the same information as you have, There is nothing about git in it. Could you please explain it as well?

[@orange.cyanide]

you need download the github dektop app then open the repository in terminal. there is an option for in the upper bar

[@KimAchen]

Hi Alex
When I do this commando git push -u origin master. I don't get .gitignore file in my repository. What went wrong?

[@amitavadg]

Hi Alex,
Whenever I do a git push, I am asked for my username and password. I notice in this video, that is not so in your case. Could you explain why?

[@JacurtisTutorials]

I have SSH key setup so I do not need to authenticate each time. This is a much easier way to do it, but requires some setup.
help.github.com/articles/generating-an-ssh-key/

[@amitavadg]

+DevMarketer Thanks Alex.

[@viery3654]

GitLab is free for private repos.

[@tkd5041]

I had 2FA on my account, so my password doesn't work. Generate a developer personal access token to get access to GitHub. docs.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/creating-a-personal-access-token

[@o_nasrsaad2067]

he give me port 443:time out
:(