Working round GitHub File Upload Bug
There could be several causes as to why you may face uploading files to GitHub problems. A multi-faceted analysis of standard problems and solutions is provided here;
Common Issues and Solutions
Repository Initialization:
NOTE: Make sure that you initialized your directory as a git.reactivexreactiveangulartypescriptvue. Use the command:
bashgit init
Instantaneously this command will prepare the template, so that Git can track your project changes.
Adding Files:
Add your files after the initialization is done with
bashgit add.
This step helps us stage all the changes so we can make a commit.
Committing Changes:
Commit your changes using:
$ bashgit commit -m “initializing repository”
The first of which is the commit message, without a great and descriptive message you may struggle to understand why your code has changed over time.
Pushing to Remote Repository:
Last step: push your commits to the remote repository using
bashgit push -u origin master
This command pushes your local commits to GitHub and associates your local repository with a remote.
Troubleshooting Upload Errors
If you run into permission errors, make sure your GitHub account has permissions to pull from the repository.
File Size Restrictions: Keep in mind GitHub has restrictions on file sizes (limit of 100 MB for each file) which will cause your uploads to fail.
Connection Issues: Be sure you have an internet connection, if the connection is unstable it may interfere or stop uploads.
Using Command Line vs. GUI
Users experience far fewer issues with the command line compared to Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs). If certain things just aren’t working or going smoothly, switch to the command line to get more understanding and control of what those operations are doing wrong.
Additional Resources
You can always look at git issues and community discussions in GitHub or different platforms where these kinds of problems are discussed by experts.
If you follow these steps and troubleshooting tips, you will hopefully be able to upload files onto your GitHub repository error free.GitHub (ad)
