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Commit the staged file present in the repository.
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To update the commit message, run the command “git commit --amend”.
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A vim editor will appear.
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To stage the README.md file, we will follow the above task up to the staging file i.e. run the command “git add .”, then “ git status”.
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We can see that the README.md file is staged.
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Now, to unstage the file, run the command “git reset HEAD README.md”, then “git status”.
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Run the command “git push origin main”. ‘origin’ is the remote name and ‘main’ is the branch name.
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That will push the changes/commits on your local machine to the remote repository.
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Run the command “git remote -v”.
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It will show you fetch and push URLs.
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Open the Git bash.
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Open your repository in which the file is present to be staged, in the terminal by running the commands “cd <repository name>”, then “dir”.
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You will see the README.md file present in the repository.
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Go to ‘Your repository’ in the drop down menu present on the top right corner.
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Go to the repository which you have to clone.
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Click on the code icon. A clone menu will appear.
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Click on ‘SSH’ option.
