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  1. kierarad revised this gist Sep 19, 2019. 1 changed file with 1 addition and 1 deletion.
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    `git init`
    4. Make a commit (an empty one is fine)\
    `git commit --allow-empty -m "first commit"`
    5. Copy the path to the directory\
    5. Copy the path to the directory
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    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo) \n
    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo)\
    `mkdir my-repo`
    2. cd into it
    2. cd into it\
    `cd my-repo`
    3. Initialize the directory
    3. Initialize the directory\
    `git init`
    4. Make a commit (an empty one is fine)
    4. Make a commit (an empty one is fine)\
    `git commit --allow-empty -m "first commit"`
    5. Copy the path to the directory
    5. Copy the path to the directory\
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    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo)
    `mkdir my-repo`
    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo) \n
    `mkdir my-repo`
    2. cd into it
    `cd my-repo`
    3. Initialize the directory
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    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo)
    \n `mkdir my-repo`
    `mkdir my-repo`
    2. cd into it
    `cd my-repo`
    3. Initialize the directory
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    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo)
    `mkdir my-repo`
    \n `mkdir my-repo`
    2. cd into it
    `cd my-repo`
    3. Initialize the directory
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    3. Initialize the directory
    `git init`
    4. Make a commit (an empty one is fine)
    `git commit --allow-empty -m "first commit"
    `git commit --allow-empty -m "first commit"`
    5. Copy the path to the directory
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    Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo) `mkdir my-repo`
    1. Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo)
    `mkdir my-repo`
    2. cd into it
    `cd my-repo`
    3. Initialize the directory
    `git init`
    4. Make a commit (an empty one is fine)
    `git commit --allow-empty -m "first commit"
    5. Copy the path to the directory
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    Create an empty directory (you can name it my-repo) `mkdir my-repo`