e.g. an example with basic git commands
source: develop branch
target: private branch (not exist on the git local/remote repository at the begin)
1st step:
$ git clone http://blabla --branch develop
-- cloning develop branch data on the local machine
2nd step:
$ git branch private
-- defining a new branch as "private" on the local repository
3rd step:
$ git checkout private
-- switching the active/using branch to "private" on the local repository
4th step:
make your changes on the files/folders
5th step:
$ git status
-- see the summary that what you changed on the local repository
6th step:
$ git diff
-- see the differences between local repo and remote repo
7th step:
$ git add --all
-- add all modified files from (local) working directory to git staging area
8th step:
$ git commit -m "my latest changes applied on the code"
-- save your changes to the local repository to be ready for git push
9th step:
$ git push --set-upstream origin private
-- push all changes to the (remote) git repository by defining a new remote branch as the same local branch name; origin private
That's all!
Difficulty level: Low
