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git remote add origin git@github.com:username/repo.git
➡️ This command connects your local repository to a remote GitHub repository named origin.
🔗 Replace the URL with your actual repository URL.
Once you’ve made your first commit locally, you need to connect your local repository to a remote repository (like GitHub) and push the code.
Use the -u flag with git push to set the upstream branch:
git push -u origin main
git push → the command to upload your commits.
-u tells Git to remember the remote branch (origin/main), so you can just use git push or git pull in the future.
origin → the name of the remote (you can rename or have multiple remotes).
main → the branch you’re pushing.
✅ Now your local project is connected and pushed to GitHub!
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