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Push Local Code to Github if you Forgot to Create and Clone a Repo First

A lot of times we start dabbling in a project and aren't sure if it's worth saving. By the time we realize that it would be better in Github we need to create the Repo, Clone it, Move all the files there and push. Not a huge pain, but here is a more elegant way to do it. Commands used: git init git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" git remote add origin https://github.com/YourUserName/YourR... git branch -M main # Rename the current branch to 'main' if necessary git push --set-upstream origin master Git Rep - Simple Dagster Pipeline: https://github.com/MichaelShoemaker/S... Removing sensitive data you accidentally commited:    • Removing a .env File from Github with BFG ...   00:00 Intro 01:13 Creating an Empty Repo 01:55 Initializing Repo in your local code base 03:00 Checking Git Status 03:30 Unstaging accidentally added file 04:11 Committing Files 05:25 Adding Origin (The empty git repo) we want to push to 06:00 Viewing files that were committed and pushed 06:25 Thoughts and other considerations