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C#•11mo ago
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✅ GIT.

Hi, I've never worked with Git before. Yesterday, I just uploaded a folder containing my technical task to Git and sent the link to a potential employer. They requested some changes in the code, which I completed successfully. Now, I need to send the edited code again. What should I do? Should I upload it as a completely new project?
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Angius
Angius•11mo ago
Just create a new commit and push it git add . to add all untracked files git commit -m "describe changes here" to create a commit git push to push the changes to your Github remote repository
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