Automating GitHub Code Check-Ins: A Bash Script Approach
I have a bad habit of not checking in my code. Because of this, I’ve ended up with code scattered across multiple machines over the years. A few years back, I started using GitHub, but if I’m being honest, only about half of my code actually makes it there. This year, I want that to change. Here’s a Table of Contents for your article: Table of Contents Automating the Process Linking a Project to a GitHub Repository Setting Up GitHub Authentication Checking In Code What’s Next? This makes navigation easier, especially if you're posting it in a markdown-friendly environment like GitHub or a wiki. Let me know if you’d like any modifications!
I have a bad habit of not checking in my code. Because of this, I’ve ended up with code scattered across multiple machines over the years. A few years back, I started using GitHub, but if I’m being honest, only about half of my code actually makes it there. This year, I want that to change.
Here’s a Table of Contents for your article:
Table of Contents
- Automating the Process
- Linking a Project to a GitHub Repository
- Setting Up GitHub Authentication
- Checking In Code
- What’s Next?
This makes navigation easier, especially if you're posting it in a markdown-friendly environment like GitHub or a wiki. Let me know if you’d like any modifications!
