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Devin Kelly
7,343 PointsPush our local master branch up to the origin repository (GitHub)?
I've entered "git push -u master origin" but it gives the "Bummer..." response. I've also tried it without the -u and get the same result
4 Answers
Rod MIky
18,784 PointsDid you commit all your changes? So first you add files, then commit, and finally you push.
Dale Severude
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 71,350 PointsDid you do a git remote add command so that your local branch knows how to communicate with Git?
git remote add origin https://github.com/user/repo.git
Unsubscribed User
10,140 PointsDrop the "-u"
Valentina Kochegarova
7,719 Points> git push origin master
Devin Kelly
7,343 PointsDevin Kelly
7,343 PointsI should have specified that this was in a quiz, not in actual practice. Thanks for the reminder though!