? Push Branch to GitHub
? Quick Overview
Pushing a branch uploads your local work to GitHub so it can be backed up, shared, and collaborated on.
? Key Concepts
- Local branch vs remote branch
- Remote repository (origin)
- Upstream tracking
- Tags and releases
? Syntax / Theory
Pushing transfers committed changes from your local repository to a remote one.
? View Code Example
git push origin feature-xyz
? Live Output / Explanation
The branch feature-xyz becomes available on GitHub for others to view or merge.
? Interactive Example
? View Code Example
git push -u origin feature-xyz
? Use Cases
- Team collaboration
- Remote backups
- CI/CD workflows
- Open-source contributions
? Tips & Best Practices
- Commit changes before pushing
- Pull latest updates first
- Use meaningful branch names
? Try It Yourself
- Create and push a new branch
- Push all branches at once
- Push tags to GitHub