git push cloned repo to own repo

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I'm completely new to git. I try to push a cloned Bitbucket directory (from my local computer) to my own Bitbucket. but, It only copied the files of the original repo (the one that is online, that I cloned)?

And when i do git push, I get the answer: The current branch master has no upstream branch. So when I do that, i get Everything up-to-date, but my files I created locally aren't in my branch?

Assem · Accepted Answer · 2015-08-17 22:30:00Z

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Newly created files make no part of version control until you add them:

$ git add file_foo
$ git add file_moo

and than you should commit them before you make the push:

$ git commit -a

edited Aug 17, 2015 at 22:30

answered Aug 17, 2015 at 22:27

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user3634184 Over a year ago

So it has nothing todo with cloning the repo of somebody else (which I don't want to write to), I would like to write to my own repo? And do I have to add every file manually? That seems a bit odd?

Assem Over a year ago

Yep, you should just add them to git and commit them and they will be part of the source control

user3634184 Over a year ago

Hmmn, this worked for 1 file. If I would like the complete directory to push, is that possible? Or not? Maybe by creating a new repo? Or ...? Thank you for getting me this far!

Assem Over a year ago

@user3634184 yes, you could do this with directories but be sure that the directory has only what you want to add inside.

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