From the course: Programming Foundations: Version Control with Git (2020)

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Solution: Putting it all together

Solution: Putting it all together

From the course: Programming Foundations: Version Control with Git (2020)

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Solution: Putting it all together

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Welcome back. I hope you were able to work through the challenge and get some practice. Let's go through the solution. Step one, create a remote repository. I'll select the plus icon then Repository. I'm going to name mine personal-site. I can leave this repo set to private since I don't need to share it with anybody. You can always change that in the project setting as well. And I'll also include a README, whichever yes option is fine. I've tried to clone an empty repo before in the past and ran into some problems. So to save you the headache just include a README file and update it later. Then we'll Create repository. The second step is to clone the repo to make a local copy. Let's click the Clone button and make sure this is set to HTTPS, and copy this whole URL and the Git clone command. Then I'll switch to my command line and navigate to my git-projects directory so I can clone…

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