git commit to github repo

Question

I've been following the basics of git but something confuses me.

I created a repository on github.com. Then i opened my console and used the following commands:

cd into/my/dir

git add .

git commit -m "some message"

Which gave me the following result:

[master (root-commit) 96a358b] commit 35 files changed, 1494

insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)

... and some other stuff

So far so good right? But nothing that i've been following so far shows me how to actually put the commit into the github repository...

I assume i have to add my github login/passwd somewhere, right? To be able to commit something to my github repo? But i can't really find any info about how to do this...

Answer 1

请点击此链接，了解如何在您的盒子上设置必要的详细信息并推送到Github上的回购： http ： //help.github.com/linux-set-up-git/

Answer 2

如果你正确设置一切， git push会这样做。

Answer 3

Git commands not only lets you commit but also you can add comments after committing your work using

git commit -m "Comment"

And after that

git push

lets you push the commits that you have made on your local branch to remote repository. This will ask for your authentication (Username/Password).