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--- flask_api_project_github_integration [2024/08/11 21:58] – created oso
+++ flask_api_project_github_integration [2024/10/17 21:42] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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     - Commit those changes to the appropriate branch (e.g., `develop/staging` or `release`).
     - Push your changes to the GitHub repository. If working on `master`, your files will be updated in the `master` branch.
+==== Synchronizing Your Local Git Folder with GitHub ====
+=== 1. Initialize the Git Repository ===
+  * Open **VS Code** and open your project folder (`C:\Users\unapa\OneDrive\Documentos\git`).
+  * Open the integrated terminal in VS Code (''Ctrl + ` '').
+  * Navigate to your project directory if not already there:
+    <code>
+    cd C:\Users\unapa\OneDrive\Documentos\git
+    </code>
+  * Initialize a new Git repository in your folder:
+    <code>
+    git init
+    </code>
+  * This command creates a hidden ''.git'' folder in your project directory, marking it as a Git repository.
+=== 2. Stage and Commit Your Files ===
+  * Check the status of your repository to see untracked files:
+    <code>
+    git status
+    </code>
+  * Stage all your files for commit:
+    <code>
+    git add .
+    </code>
+  * Commit the files with a message:
+    <code>
+    git commit -m "Initial commit"
+    </code>
+=== 3. Connect to Your GitHub Repository ===
+  * Go to your GitHub account and create a new repository. You can name it ''git'' to match your local folder.
+  * Do not initialize the repository with a README, ''.gitignore'', or license since you've already set up your local repository.
+  * After creating the repository, GitHub will show you the commands to connect your local repo to this remote one. You'll need to add the remote repository URL:
+    <code>
+    git remote add origin https://github.com/fipharraguerre/git.git
+    </code>
+  * Verify the remote connection:
+    <code>
+    git remote -v
+    </code>
+=== 4. Push Your Local Commits to GitHub ===
+  * Now that your local repository is connected to the GitHub repository, push your changes:
+    <code>
+    git push -u origin main
+    </code>
+    * If your GitHub repository uses a different default branch (like ''master''), replace ''main'' with the correct branch name.
+=== 5. Verify the Changes on GitHub ===
+  * Go to your GitHub repository page and refresh it. You should see your ''.py'' and ''.html'' files listed there.
+Now your local project is synchronized with your GitHub repository! From here on, you can make changes to your files, commit them, and push them to GitHub.
+----
   - **Deploying to the Staging Server:**