I'm trying to put a html page in the air, but nothing happens and the error appears in the git terminal:
Everything up-to-date
Follow the commands I used:
cd Desktop/
cd projeto-html/
git init .
git remote add origin https://github.com/GuigaPassos/GuigaPassos.github.io.git
git pull origin master
git add .
git push origin master
After this appears:
Everything up-to-date
Before performing push you need to make a commit , do:
git commit -am 'Mensagem do commit'
The Everything up-to-date message indicates that your repository is up to date
How was your procedure?
Did you first create the repository in GitHub and did the clone?
Or have you created a directory on your machine and now want to send it to GitHub?
On GitHub, did you set the option to start the directory? or not?
The easiest way is:
Create the repository in GitHub, check the option to create the README. Make a git clone URL for your computer. Copy the files you want to send to Git. I think it's important before committing to create a .gitignore. With this file you configures what you do not want to send to the git server. How put examples of temporary files on systems. With maven in Java, I I do not need to save the target folder for example. Projects made with NetBeans or other IDEs I can choose not to save the files configuration settings that are created for the user machine. Here at this link has a lot of example, for projects in different languages. git commit -am "COMMIT MESSAGE" git push (ready the files will be transferred to Git or GitHub)