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Trying to share a git repository up to github form my ipad using shellista
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Not sure how correctly to do this. Any pointers? I've done the "git init" and the .git directory exists, done the add for each of the files I want in the repository. Now what?
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##using shellista git
This is based off the dev-modular branch of shellista
#Create a .git folder >git init <folder_name> #cd into that folder >cd <folder_name> #add your files >git add <files> #Commit those files >git commit <"commit message"> <"your name"> <"email"> #push it to your github repository >git push <https://github.com/<username>/<repo_name>.git>
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Did just that. My problem was the the gist I put up had the same names as what I was pushing to the repo. At least that's what I thinked happened. Will try again later when my batteries (the ipad's, mine are fine) recharge.
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@polymerchm This doest work with gist. It's for full repositories on github.
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Gistcheck.py is for gists. Shellista git is for github repos.
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To aid in manually getting .pyui files into GitHub, I use the following 5 liner that I call
pyui_to_clipboard.py
:import clipboard filename = 'put_your_filename_here.pyui' # edit this line before running with open(filename) as in_file: clipboard.set(in_file.read()) print('The contents of {} are now on the clipboard.'.format(filename))
After running this, I just switch to GitHub, create a new file with the right filename.pyui and paste.
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Fwiw, the"latest" version of gistcheck, or my version anyway, supported pyui files.
hereYou should be able to run setid, then commit.
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Got it now, thanks to all.