Here's how to do it:
- Locate the files you want to push from your local repository, right-click, and select "Open Git Bash Here."
- Enter the command git init to initialize Git.
- Run git status to check for untracked files that you want to push.
- In the repository where you want to push the untracked file, copy and paste the Git global setup commands into your command prompt to set up the author’s information.
- In Git Bash, use the command git add <file-name> to stage all files for commit in your remote repository.
- Enter the command git commit -m "<your commit message>" to commit the file to your repository."
- Run the command to push the changes to your chosen repository.
- Copy and paste the command from your Git command instruction lines to push the file. in this case "git push - u origin master."
- Enter your username and password.
- You have successfully pushed the file from your local repository to your remote repository.
