git push is a Git command that transfers committed local changes to a remote repository.
git push publishes committed changes from a local Git repository to a remote repository such as GitHub. It supports keeping a project’s shared copy current while development continues locally. section 19.5
Publishing MyPSTool
After committing three changed files, git push transfers the new commit to origin/main. A subsequent git status reports that the branch is up-to-date and the working tree is clean.
How Learn PowerShell Scripting in a Month of Lunches, Second Edition: Write and organize scripts and tools covers it
How deep it goes
Demonstrates remote setup, initial branch tracking, repeated pushes, and status verification.
Examples
Uses the MyPSTool repository, origin/main tracking, commit output, and clean status output.
What it assumes
Assumes a local Git repository, committed changes, a GitHub repository, and a configured remote.
What you can do after
Operate Git and GitHub to publish local commits and verify remote synchronization.
How it connects
Connects GitHub with remote repositories, branches, commits, git status, git fetch, and git pull.
repositoryuses · A software repository is an organized storage location or collection of project files and related artifacts, often managed with version history and change tracking.
deployment pipelineuses · A sequence of automated or manual stages that builds, tests or validates, packages, and delivers software or models toward deployment.
gituses · Git is a distributed version-control system that records changes to files and supports managing project history and collaboration across repositories.
GitHubuses · GitHub is a web-based platform for hosting Git repositories and supporting collaborative software development.
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