Posted on Dec 22, 2021

Learn how to push code through GitKraken from scratch

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Today we are going to clone this repository in our local folder and then upload a code file in that new folder and push it through GitKraken

Repository Link: https://github.com/mitul3737/140_Days-Of_Learning
Repository Name : 140_Days-Of_Learning

When we open the GitKraken Software, we may find this .

We have to then sign up for GitKraken or Sign in using GitHub or Google Account . Let's sign up/sign in with our GitHub ID.

After connecting GitHub, let's set out GitKraken with Profile Logo, Profile Name, Author Name, Email address

After that , we are done and can see this interface

As we are not going to work with terminal today, we will choose "Start With Repo Tab" although we can use terminal later on. We can see this interface now.

We will click "Clone a repo". Now into the "Where to clone" we will select a folder named "Daily Contribution" which I created before locally on Desktop

Now we will choose "140_Days-Of_Learning" from Repository to clone option.

Now our repository will be cloned and we will click "Open Now"

Now, let's add a Python file to our local folder named "140_Days-Of_Learning"

Adding a new folder named " Day 15"

Adding the python file named "Python File.py"

Now let's go to GitKraken and see the change over Day 14 . You may see "//WIP +1" there

Now press Stage all changes from the right side

Now you have to fill the Description section

Now we wrote "Adding a python file to Day 15" into the Description

and you have to press Commit changes to 1 file and You can see a change . "Adding a python file to Day 15" is now over Day 14.

We are almost done!

Now we will press " Adding a python file to Day 15" with the right button of the mouse and see Push there . We will press that.

After that the push will be successful to our GitHub Profile

Now, let's go to the GitHub ID and check if the repository has been changed or not. We can see "Day 15" in our repository