How to push code from Replit to Github?

[Fauzanzainal17]

Why cannot push my code from Replit to Github? It states the file name is the same, I already delete it on Github and rename the files on Replit and repeat the same way and vice versa on Github and Replit but it still cannot be done. Please help me.

[NJacksonDev]

You should be able to push code from Replit to GitHub. Please see below steps that you can try to connect the accounts.

1. Open the Replit project that you want to push to GitHub.
2. Click on the "Version Control" tab on the left-hand side of the Replit window.
3. Click on the "Connect to GitHub" button and follow the prompts to authenticate with your GitHub account.
4. Once you've connected your Replit project to GitHub, you should see a list of your GitHub repositories in the "Version Control" tab.

[techybolek]

I'm not finding a 'Version Control" tab anywhere

[maxwolffe]

I found it as "Git" in the left "Tools" section of the editor

[MarkOtwane]

You should be able to push code from Replit to GitHub. Please see below steps that you can try to connect the accounts.

1. Open the Replit project that you want to push to GitHub.
2. Click on the "Version Control" tab on the left-hand side of the Replit window.
3. Click on the "Connect to GitHub" button and follow the prompts to authenticate with your GitHub account.
4. Once you've connected your Replit project to GitHub, you should see a list of your GitHub repositories in the "Version Control" tab.

Thank you so much it really worked i found the control version on the git icon and finally I've reposited the project in my github

[curiorevelio]

This has stopped working, the Github connection never goes through

[Fauzanzainal17]

I have problems with that. It states " Ensure you don't already have a repository on GitHub with the name "resume_1" and try again. " 1. I have tried to delete the repo on GitHub and Replit and push again but the same thing occurs again. 2. I tried to disconnect and reconnect my Github with my Replit and tried to push again but the same thing happened again. How to resolve this?

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On Sun, Apr 23, 2023 at 8:10 AM NJacksonDev ***@***.***> wrote: You should be able to push code from Replit to GitHub. Please see below steps that you can try to connect the accounts. 1. Open the Replit project that you want to push to GitHub. 2. Click on the "Version Control" tab on the left-hand side of the Replit window. 3. Click on the "Connect to GitHub" button and follow the prompts to authenticate with your GitHub account. 4. Once you've connected your Replit project to GitHub, you should see a list of your GitHub repositories in the "Version Control" tab. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#53185 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A7HIKB2N4YCIMU46QLCOBHLXCRXQLANCNFSM6AAAAAAXDT2SSM> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[unito07]

i made a app in replit that web-scrapes and now i cant upload it to github, even when i upload it it only shows me a empty repositery without any files

[dobe4ever]

its literally impossible to do any little thing in replit, impossible interface

[jitendrasingh5]

Such a weird interface...

[jitendrasingh5]

It's kind of frustrating. Sometimes it feels like I made a mistake choosing Replit.

[Royal-Coach-Studios13]

my account wont even connect lmao

[kmohamud22]

same here? any solution. GitHub Account
Your GitHub account is not connected and forever loading

[therimacnevera]

I made a new account in replit and signed in with my github account

[jyotir07]

Did that help?

[curiorevelio]

Same issue, did anyone find a workaround?

[ghost]

I don't see it anywhere.

[techybolek]

HAs anyone been able to find the 'Version Control' tab that @NJacksonDev is referring to?

[jacklord01]

no i cannot find either

[Naruto2155]

It's rewritten under the word "Git" on the lower right side of the workspace.

[LihMartins]

It's on tools on the bottom left of your Replit. It's the GIT tool.

[epm-sakshi]

Check in the CLoud Services

[sonjasos]

I toggled through and finally found in the left bar in the middle green icon with Git on it and from there I managed to finally push my repository to Github..

[khoinn84]

I found that Git icon and manage to open that tab, and there's a section that allows me to create the repo on Github from there. But when I go to Github and view the repo, the repo is created but empty, no code files have been transferred from Replit to it. There's also no buttons or things like that to interact with the repo on Github. Could you please advise? Thanks.

[jacklord01]

Well done buddy I found it too, just was gonna update message in the morning. But thanks for prompt reply. All good, however Replit interface is still a rabbit hole a bit to navigate if you are as novice as I am.

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[Toojah]

where

[lukeripple807]

where!

[PepeAmpere]

I think the most trickiest part is the activation of access takes some time, during which (due to my impatience) you screw up even setup which is good. E.g. I deleted the repository few times to make it clean for replit but replit has cached the deleted repo and prohibits all actions now due "Cannot push due to unpulled changes" of the repository I deleted some time ago.

I gave it one hour and probably will wait until they fix it now.

[jacklord01]

Good to hear!

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[qaiser3]

rabit hole

[ayaanvasudeva]

Yeah git usually gets that error Ensure you don't already have a repository on GitHub with the name "name" and try again. Maybe try downloading the repl as a zip and then uploading it on your github repository?

[aqsaaQaazi]

You should be able to push code from Replit to GitHub. Please see below steps that you can try to connect the accounts.

1. Open the Replit project that you want to push to GitHub.
2. Click on the "Version Control" tab on the left-hand side of the Replit window.
3. Click on the "Connect to GitHub" button and follow the prompts to authenticate with your GitHub account.
4. Once you've connected your Replit project to GitHub, you should see a list of your GitHub repositories in the "Version Control" tab.

I have connected my github and replit mobile, On the app it says code has been pushed. But when i check my github it's Empty 🤷🏿‍♀️

[devashish2024]

To push code from replit to github, let's go a simple way.

1. Download codes
   Save your codes and download them in a folder.

2. Install Git
   Get git from git-scm.com and install it for your OS

3. Publish it
   Follow these commands in order in your terminal:

$ git init # Creates a new empty local repository
$ git add <file name> # Add files that you want to publish or . to choose all
$ git commit -m <msg> # Commit your changes locally with a optional message

$ git remote add <remote name> <remote url>
$ git push # Pushes changes

You need to make a new empty repository on github too, it will give you a remote url. Remote name can be anything, just for you (locally stored, just to name things).

When pushing for first time it will ask you to authenticate with github

Feel free to ask me back. If I solved your issue, please mark this as answer.

[taziksh]

Use the repl.it shell and run git directly, probably what you're accustomed to, much less of a hassle lol (You can find the "Shell" utility by searching)

[aqsaaQaazi]

I'll check if that works, Thanks ✨

[Sherlock2019]

[Utcumque]

It might not be the best solution, but with this tool you can download from replit to your pc, and then you can upload from your pc to github.

[jziggas]

[iufor]

Hello
To upload code from Replit to GitHub, connect your GitHub account through Replit's version control settings. Set up the repository in Replit, commit your changes, and select Push to GitHub to update your repository. Ensure the repository link and authentication are correctly established for a smooth workflow.

[isfttr]

When I create the GitHub repo locally, it is able to publish it to GitHub, but then it cannot push the commits to it. The errors say nothing about what might be happening and if click the sync button i get this wall of errors that says nothing to me. I tried what people said here and other places with no success and I can see here that this is a really old problem. Apart from this very serious issue, the app is great but this needs to be fixed.

[isfttr]

I eventually solved this problem. Replit by default includes many things that are not needed in the repository. Eventually, all these files pile up and hit GitHub repo size limit. What you have to do is to purge these files from the repo and from the commit history since they are taking space needlessly.