CODEWITHSUNDEEP
git
user3313627
user3313627

Reputation:

How do I reflect changes on my live site with git after cloning, then committing

I have cloned my live site repo locally so that I can view and work on my site fully. Now I've done a bunch of changes, tested my site, and committed them. What do I need to do to reflect just the committed changes back to my live site?

I've read about push and merge but could only get as far as knowing that merge is related to branches/forks and that my case is not that. I've cloned the repo.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 294

Answers (1)

stefanglase
stefanglase

Reputation: 10402

Using git push origin <branch> is exactly what you want to do to push your changes back to the origin (the URL you cloned your local repository from). For example if you are working on the branch master(verify this by typing git branch) you can use the command git push origin master.

The name origin is the default name for the repository you cloned from but can be changed. See .git/config inside your repository for other potentially registered remotes you can pull from and push to.

Upvotes: 1

Related Questions