Setting Up a GitHub WordPress Development
Setting up GitHub for WordPress development involves several steps including creating a repository, setting up a local environment, committing changes, and more. Here’s a general step-by-step guide:
- Create a GitHub Repository: Sign in to your GitHub account, hit the ‘New’ button, give your repository a name, and initialize it with a README file.
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Clone the Repository: Click on the ‘Clone’ button on the main repo page, copy the URL, and then in your local environment, run
git clone [the URL you copied]. - Setup WordPress Local Environment: Use a local server such as MAMP or XAMPP and install WordPress in it. Now, your WordPress site is running in your local server.
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Push Changes: As you modify and add files in your local environment, regularly commit changes and push them to the repository using Git commands like
git add .,git commit -m "message", andgit push origin master. - Collaborate: Invite your team members to the repo and start collaborating on the project.
The procedure may slightly vary based on your specific project requirements and team workflow.
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