Quick summary
This tutorial walks you through the exact Git commands needed to push files to a Bitbucket repository from your local terminal. Follow each step to initialize a repo, stage your files, commit changes, and push them to Bitbucket using the command line.
Steps
- Inside the terminal, click the command line and type "git init" to initialize a new local repository.
- Type "git remote add origin" and paste the link to your Bitbucket repository at the end to connect your local repo to the remote.
- Type the command "git add ." to stage all files you want to push to the selected Bitbucket repository.
- Run "git status" to verify that all files have been correctly added and staged before proceeding.
- Type "git commit -m" followed by a short descriptive note enclosed in quotation marks to commit your changes with a message.
- Type "git push origin master" to push your committed files to the remote Bitbucket repository.
- After completing these steps, your selected local files will be successfully pushed to Bitbucket and visible in your repository.
