GitLab Beginner Tutorial 2 | Getting started with Git Commands

Today we will learn
Download and install Git
Add a project/folder to git
Commit and Push project to GitLab

Step 2: Check git is installed on your system
git --version

Step 3: Run following git commands

git config --global --list

Step 4: Create a demo project/folder & add to git

Step 5: Goto cmd OR terminal OR git bash
CD to the location of the folder and run following commands
git init
git status
git add .
git commit -m “msg”
git push -u “url” master

Step 6: Check project (files) added on GitLab

References
#GitLabTutorials
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