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aadarshsg
aadarshsg

Reputation: 2089

Push changes from non-git directory to a non-empty git repository

I downloaded an existing Git Project (instead of cloning it). I have made some changes to the code. Now I want to push the changes to the existing repository.

I saw some examples (Github guide, Stack overflow) but they all assume that remote repository is empty.

In my case, the remote repository is not empty. I want to push just the additional code (diff) on top of a certain branch. Any ideas?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 517

Answers (1)

grimsock
grimsock

Reputation: 794

I think that easiest way to do it would be cloning existing repository,then checking out the same branch, and then copying files changed in non-git directory to your git project directory, and then commit them.

Upvotes: 1

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