I've created a directory called 'src' which contain the files 'level.txt' and 'notes.txt':
Remys:git-practice Remyce$ cd src
Remys:src Remyce$ ls
level.txt notes.txt
How do I add the src directory instead of the individual files? It keeps coming up with:
Remys:src Remyce$ add src
-bash: add: command not found
I also need to commit the files to the repo.
Go back to your git-practice
directory, then
git add src
git status
git commit -m "created a directory called which contain the files"
git push
Basically, git manage files with pathname, i.e. one node for one file, instead of folder. so you can not specify folder name only when run git add
.
Please try the following command.
git add src/*
git status
Now you can see level.txt and notes.txt are in "to-be-committed" list.