How to Upload a Folder to GitHub ?
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GitHub
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3 months ago
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GitHub
11 Steps
Learn how to easily share your projects on GitHub! This document will walk you through the step-by-step process of uploading an entire folder to your GitHub repository. From creating a new repository to using the command line or a Git client, we'll cover the essential methods. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will help you streamline your workflow and collaborate effectively with others.
How to Upload a Folder to GitHub ?
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GitHub
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GitHub
11 Steps
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Go to "https://github.com" and sign in to your account.
You need an account to upload files. If you don’t have one, you can create it for free.
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From your "GitHub" home page, click on the "Repositories".
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Locate the "Repository" you would like to add a folder to.
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Click "Add file" directly to the left of the green Code button.
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From the dropdown, select "Upload files"
This allows you to select files from your local machine.
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Next, add your folder by dragging it into this area or selecting "Choose your files"
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Open your file explorer, select the file.
GitHub does not support folder uploads directly, so you need to upload the files inside.
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Click on the "Open"
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Make sure to name your "Commit". You may also leave it blank if it is not necessary.
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Create an option "Description" for your commit if you would like.
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Finally, click "Commit changes" and your folder will upload to GitHub.
By following either method, you can successfully upload a folder to GitHub
