Re: upload a file to new github repository

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Sounds like you're trying to add the file from the web interface.  Usually
you add the files via the filesystem you've cloned the repo to. Ex:

git clone https://git.com/username/my-repo
cd my-repo
[edit/add files]
git status # to preview your chnages
git commit -m"Adding new and changed files to my repo"
git push

Then go to https://git.com/username/my-repo

and you should see the changes.  I'm assuming you're putting all your
changes in your master branch.

I guess you can files via the web interface, but I've never done that.

...adam

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On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 11:12 AM, ken <gebser@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Though I've used version control systems before and even set up a couple
> over the years, and though it was simple to setup a github repository
> (which I did just a couple minutes ago), I can't figure out how to
> upload the first file to it.  I'm logged in, on the repository's home
> page, but can't see an option for that.  I also read instructions for
> set up on the web and the git manpage, but no help there.  Anybody here
> know to put a code file into the repository?
>
> Thanks.
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