you first need to change something in your project and register changed files to create a commit, using git add ., then you can enter command from article and "push" changes with git push -u origin master command. Hope I helped you :)
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What exactly could you not do? Enter
git log
, you should see something likeAuthor: Name <email@example.com>
you first need to change something in your project and register changed files to create a commit, using
git add .
, then you can enter command from article and "push" changes withgit push -u origin master
command. Hope I helped you :)