Create a Remote Repository
Learn to create remote Git repositories.
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A remote repository is a bare Git folder. It isn’t necessarily on a remote server. It can be somewhere in the same system.
Remote repository on the same system
In this example, we create a remote folder in the same system. Choose a place that’s not part of the current project folder.
$ mkdir -p New_Folder
$ cd New_Folder
Now, we’ll make a Git repository and make an initial commit in it:
$ mkdir git_origin
$ cd git_origin
$ git init
$ echo 'first commit' > "file1"
$ git add file1
$ git commit -am file1
We’ll see this remote repository in action in the following few lessons.
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