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Push Code In Remote Repository Using Sourcetree

Map Local And Remote Repository

1. Create a local repository (check this article to create a local repository http://gyansangrah.com/gyansangrah/article/create_local_repository_sourcetree)
2. Click on the Settings tab on the top right-hand side of the screen.

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3. Follow window will appear

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4. Click on the Add button a window will appear to enter the remote repository credentials. Enter the information and click on Ok.

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5. Click on the Ok button of parent window to close the window.

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Perform Push Operation

1. Add a file 1.txt in your local repository.

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2. It will come as unstaged changes in sourcetree.

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3. Click on ‘Stage All’ or ‘Stage Selected’ to add the file in the staging folder.
4. Click on the Commit button on the top left-hand side of the window

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5. Add the comments and click on the Commit button at the bottom.

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6. Once the commit is done, click on the Push button on the top of the screen.

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7. Following window will appear

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8. Click on Push button

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9. A progress dialog will come to show the progress of Push operation

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10. Once completed, you can see 1.txt on remote repository.

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