How to Integrate Replit with Git

This tutorial shows how to set up Git version control inside a Replit project using the built-in Git pane, so you can track changes, commit updates, and push to a remote repository without leaving your workspace. 

Notes:

• You need a Replit account and an existing project to follow this tutorial.
• Git works with any remote hosting platform - including GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Connect your preferred platform under Git Settings before pushing.
• For platform-specific setup, see How to Connect Replit to GitHub or How to Integrate Replit with GitLab first.

1. Sign in at replit.com and open your project from the dashboard.
2. In your workspace, click the Git tab in the left sidebar (the source control icon).
3. If this is a new project, click Create Remote, or if it is an existing project, click Connect Existing, and follow the on-screen prompt to set up Git tracking for your files.
4. Make a change to any file in your project - for example, update a script or add a new file for the NEPS Corp client report.
5. Review the list of changed files in the Git pane. Confirm that the changes you want to include are listed.
6. Enter a commit message in the text field - for example, "Add the weekly summary command to the file for review." Click Commit to save your changes locally.
7. Click Sync Changes to send your commits to your connected remote repository. 
8. Visit your repository to confirm the latest commit appears with your message.