I'm trying to save my work from my One Drive directly into an existing Github using Visual Studio (team explorer). I have a python/Flask project located on my OneDrive in windows 10 at the following adress:
C:UsersmynameOneDrivewebsitemywebsite
The structure of the local project looks like this:
WebsitePerso
env
-- flask
-- JinjaWebsitePerso
-- static
--- content
---- ootstrap
--- scripts
-- emplates
---- page.html
-- views.py -- _init_.py -- README.md -- Requirements.txt -- unserver.py -- websiteperso.pyprojInternetwebsite
Websiteperso.sln
Another project "websiteperso" is already created on github with a similar structure:
- gitignore
- gitattributes
- gitignore
- SiteWebPerso.pyproj
- SiteWebPerso.pyproj.user
- SiteWebPerso.sln
- requirements.txt
- runserver.py
I'm trying to use the team explorer and git options available for Visual Studio to push the first project into github by taking the second one position there. But I cannot see any "Synchronise" button in the project section on the Team Explorer panel.
How can I save this folder directly into Github?
question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66054560/how-can-i-save-my-existing-project-to-another-existing-github