I want to stop pushing all file in a folder where i save my project on GitHub #69638
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyI work in android studio with android apps development so recently i made a project and saved it in a folder where were my old projects were already exists . after done my project i clicked on VCS on android studio and "Pushed to github" and on that there showed me a option that do i want to push all the folders on github , I didn't understand and i clicked yes after that when all the files completed to pushing on github i saw that project i just made and the specific folder where i save the project and where were my other projects were all the files were uploaded to github in just my one repertory . |
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Have you tried resetting the previous commit and then force push to main (or master) ? 'force push', can be dangerous if not used carefully. However, in this scenario, it's appropriate. |
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i am very new in development on android and i don't know nothing much about GitHub. there is a option on the top called VCS after click on that there is another option called "share project on github" and just make the representor with description i push all my project |
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t appears that you've accidentally pushed all the files in a folder, including multiple projects, to a single GitHub repository. To undo this and separate your projects into their respective repositories, you can follow these steps:
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cd /path/to/your/project-folder
git init
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git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit for Project X"
git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/project-x.git
git push -u origin master
By following these steps, you can create separate GitHub repositories for each of your projects, effectively undoing the accidental grouping of files into a single repository. Remember to replace "your-username" and "project-x" with your GitHub username and the desired repository name for each project. |
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yes you got my problem sir . but the i am very new in the development sector i know nothing much about GitHub you make your effort to make me a solution but i am afraid i didn't understand anything . i am very new and i need to fix the problem asap . i don't understand what should i do |
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Ok, If you find it hard. Then You can delete your existing repository and recreate repository and reupload the files. This would be easy for you. |
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yes sir maybe i have to learn GitHub first . Thanks for your effort . i appreciate . is their any chances that i can follow you ? |
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t appears that you've accidentally pushed all the files in a folder, including multiple projects, to a single GitHub repository. To undo this and separate your projects into their respective repositories, you can follow these steps:
Clone the Repository: If you haven't already, clone the GitHub repository containing all the files to your local machine.
Create Separate Folders: On your local machine, create separate folders for each of your projects. Ensure that these folders are outside the current repository directory.
Move Files: Move the files and directories corresponding to each project into their newly created folders.
Initialize New Repositories: Inside each project folder,…