Thanks for the article.
I feel like though this is the more advanced and detailed approach which would make you understand git console commands more fluently.
I think the easier approach is to initialise the repo on GitHub as an empty
Repo in the first place and then closing it on my local machine.
With that I don’t have to bother with all the remote configuration stuff because it’s already set up by the clone command.
Thanks for the article.
I feel like though this is the more advanced and detailed approach which would make you understand git console commands more fluently.
I think the easier approach is to initialise the repo on GitHub as an empty
Repo in the first place and then closing it on my local machine.
With that I don’t have to bother with all the remote configuration stuff because it’s already set up by the clone command.
thank you for sharing that info.
I'll definitely read about this approach and try to implement!