You can have any number of repos on your computer each stored in their own folder. Each repo on your system is independent. You dont have to use the same repo you can have multiple throughout your system. there are several git commands in Terminal that I learned this month.
git status - lists files that havent been committed
git add . - This stages all files that have been changed and are ready to be committed
git commit -m - This commit and messages commits all staged files ready.
git push - this pushes all local changes to the online version history and updates.
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You can have any number of repos on your computer each stored in their own folder. Each repo on your system is independent. You dont have to use the same repo you can have multiple throughout your system. there are several git commands in Terminal that I learned this month. git status - lists files that havent been committed git add . - This stages all files that have been changed and are ready to be committed git commit -m - This commit and messages commits all staged files ready. git push - this pushes all local changes to the online version history and updates.