10 Essential Git Commands for Setting Up a New Project Efficiently

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1 min readAug 25, 2021

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Step 1: Create folder and open terminal, change directory to the created folder, check files in the folder using this command ls -lpa

Step 2: Execute git init command in the terminal, to initialise git repository. If git is not install please install.

git init

Step 3: Add remote repository

git remote add origin https://git-codecommit.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/{your_repo_name}

Step 4: Pull updated data from remote repository

git pull origin master

Step 5:

Copy paste code/merge code in recently pulled code

Step 6: Check status of changes, changed files show in red colour

git status

Step 7: Add changes

git add .

Step 7: Check status of changes again, changed files show in green colour

git status

Step 8: Commit code

git commit -m “stable code base”

Step 9: Push code to the remote repository in mater branch

git push origin master

Step 10: Done

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