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Experience

Learn from my mistakes and successes as I stumble through projects. This is a stream of activity log as I attempt each project (primarily the JPL Open Source Rover) and sub-projects (such as cameras, LIDAR, etc) CAUTION: don't blindly follow my trail as there are more dead ends than successes. Read on to see the result of a path before you pursue!

Note to self - when you have forgotten how to do this:

Upload large files to Github: https://medium.com/linkit-intecs/how-to-upload-large-files-to-github-repository-2b1e03723d2

Step 05

cc files to C:\Users\jhphe\Experience

Right-Click in blank area of directory,

click Show more options,

Git Bash here

Step 06

 $ git add filename.ext

Eg:- $ git add TheGuid.pdf

Step 07

You should log into GitHub online to satisfy security.

Configure you computer locally with your Github credentials:

For this use your email address used in Github account.

 $ git config --global user.email “[email protected]

Eg:- $ git config --global user.email “[email protected]

For this use your name in Github account.

You can find your name in the settings of the Github account.

 $ git config --global user.name “your name”

Eg:- $ git config --global user.name “George Bernard”

Then a window will pop out asking your Github email/user name and password.

Enter the credentials and submit them.

To push the file to the repository, run the following commands.

Step 08

Now run the following command.

 $ git commit -m "commit message"

Eg:- $ git commit -m “add TheGuid.pdf” Next run,

 $ git push origin main

This command will start the uploading the file.

After uploading is finished, you may notice the file is uploaded to your GitHub repository, successfully.