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Posted by Larry Singleton
Larry Singleton
18,946 Points

Here's the question: "Type in the command to push the new branch and changes on it to the remote." I'm lost...

I'm just lost on this one.

2 Answers

Rich Zimmerman
Rich Zimmerman
24,063 Points
Rich Zimmerman
Rich Zimmerman
24,063 Points

I'm not sure what you're lost with, but the remote is where the repository is located. So when you clone the project and make changes, you want to push them to the originating location so the changes can be implemented in the final build. The command for this is: 

git push origin <branch>
Larry Singleton
Larry Singleton
18,946 Points
Larry Singleton
Larry Singleton
18,946 Points

thanks for your reply