First Step: Check and install Git
Generally, your ubuntu system has installed Git, use following order to check version of your git
git --version
If Git hasn't been installed, you can do as follwoing:
sudo apt-get install git
OK, you Git has been installed.
Second Step: Establish connection between local repository and Gitee repository
I guess you have created account on Gitee, and produced the repository named 'filestore'. so you should create rsa secret key and add it to Gitee. The detail is as following:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "[email protected]" #create rsa secret key, here youremail is one registered on Gitee
After you execute the order, just input 'enter' key for following operation. Snapshot as following
then go into your home directory and toward to .ssh directory, id_rsa.pub and id_rsa file will been seen. Open the id_rsa.pub file, and copy its content to Gitee ssh key, snapshot as following:
Third step: clone your Gitee repository to local computer
git clone [email protected]:xxxx/filestore.git
Here you should write your own Gitee repository path, home directroy is your default download directory for Git tool.
Forth step: add/remove file and push to Gitee repository
1.Create file A, file B in local repository filestore directory, then use add, commit and push order, detail as following:
git add A, B
git commit -m 'your description'
git push origin master
2.Remove file A, file B in local repository filestore directory, then use rm, commit and push order, detail as following:
git rm A, B
git commit -m 'reomving description'
git push origin master
using they can update file A and B to Gitee repository named filestory.
Fifth step: update your local repository for corresponding to Gitee repository
Just use pull order in your local repository directory.
git pull origin master
It's easy, enjoy git!
Reference: Git tutorial