First let’s install Git:
# yum install git -y
Use the follow commands to add in the required information:
$ git config --global user.name "NewUser"
$ git config --global user.email newuser@example.com
Create a directory called myproject for our workspace environment:
$ mkdir myproject/
Change to directory myproject/.
$ cd myproject/
Create a new file called teste.txt
$ touch teste.txt
Initialized a new empty repository:
$ git init
Add the file created early called teste.txt to the new created repository:
$ git add teste.txt (Add only file teste.txt)
or
$ git add . (Add all files)
To commit the changes, use the command:
$ git commit -m “Explaining the changes” -a (To commit all files)
or
$ git commit -m “Explaining the changes” teste.txt (To commit only file teste.txt)
Pushing changes to a remote server
To add a new remote repository, use the command:
$ git remote add origin git@github.com:user/myproject.git
To push your local repository to a remote repository use the command:
$ git push origin master
Reference: https://github.com/