Git push gets "All Updated" after committing

Question

This is the second time I click on my code and it says that everything is updated. The repo on GitHub does not reflect any changes.

The first time I set up the git repository on github and followed the setup tutorial:

But this time I changed these files and tried

 git commit -m "msg";
 git add file;
 git push origin master;

Changes did not affect the deleted page. Does anyone know how I can push changes to github?

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Yang May 09 '11 at 11:42

4 answers

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# Initial commit
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#
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#

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Nick 09 '11 11:49

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hammar 09 '11 11:45

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(Oh, and - obviously - when you “add”, you need to “commit” before clicking)

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yphil Feb 14 '12 at 9:29

Lakshman prasad · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-09T11:45:21+0000

First you add the file, then commit and then click.

Do this instead:

git add file;
git commit -m "msg";
git push origin master;