- What is Git Push
- Git push sends local changes to remote repository for collaboration
- It synchronizes local and remote repositories for code updates
- Changes must be committed before pushing to remote repository
- Basic Usage
- Command format: git push <remote_repo> <branch_name>
- Remote repository must be cloned from GitHub
- Branch name specifies branch to push changes to
- Pushing Process
- Make changes in local system and add to staging area
- Commit changes to local repository
- Use git push origin master command to push to remote
- GitHub prompts for credentials during push
- Available Options
- Prune option removes remote branches without local counterparts
- Dry run option shows results without sending updates
- Atomic option updates all references or none at all
- All option sends all local changes to remote repository