How to Delete Files from GitHub: Step-by-Step Guide
Over time, your GitHub repository may accumulate outdated, redundant, or unnecessary files. Deleting these files helps keep your project organized …
How to Pull a Specific Commit from GitHub
In Git, it’s common to want just one specific commit from a remote repository—without pulling the entire branch. Whether you’re …
How to Push Changes to GitHub: A Complete Guide
After making changes to your project locally, the next step is to push those changes to your remote repository on …
How to Check the Git Remote URL in Your Repository
When working with Git, your local repository is typically connected to a remote repository—such as one hosted on GitHub, GitLab, …
How to Add a Contributor in GitHub: Step-by-Step Guide
Collaborating on projects is one of the biggest strengths of GitHub. If you’re managing a repository and want to allow …
How to Revert the Previous Commit in Git
Whether you’ve committed the wrong changes or simply changed your mind, Git offers flexible tools to revert or undo the …
How to Create a Folder Inside a Repository on GitHub
GitHub provides a user-friendly interface for managing your repositories directly from the web — including the ability to create folders …
How to Undo a Git Pull: A Step-by-Step Guide
Running git pull fetches changes from a remote repository and merges them into your current branch. But what if you …
How to Switch Branches in Git: A Beginner-Friendly Guide
Version control with Git allows developers to work on multiple features or fixes simultaneously through branches. Whether you’re moving from …
How to Change Git Account in the Terminal: A Practical Guide
If you use Git for multiple projects—personal, work, or open-source—you may need to switch Git accounts from the terminal. Whether …