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I have a problem in github that I do not know how to solve it since I am a newbie in the repositories topic. It turns out that I uploaded a project to a remote repository from my local repository. Now I need to delete what is in the remote repository to leave it empty and upload a new project to it from my local, I'm not sure how to do it, since I made an init in my new project to create a new repository to link it to the remote , delete what is remote and upload what I have in local. How would this be done? that is, the commands to follow in the windows cmd console to perform this operation.

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asked by elvega 22.07.2018 в 13:51

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Method 1:

Enter your project on github:

https://github.com/miusuario/miproyecto

Enter the end of "Settings" as shown in the image and click on the "Delete this repository" button:

Once the github project has been removed, create it again (it can be with the same name):

https://github.com/new

Go to the folder where your local repository is and delete the ".git" folder. This folder is hidden. In Linux you can see it with CTRL + H. In Windows, check the option "Show hidden files"

Now it remains to link the local repository with the github repository and upload the files. Example:

cd /home/user/miproyecto/
git config --global user.name "miusuario"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Lo que quieras poner"
git push -f origin master

Method 2:

The second method is to relocate the repository. The detailed explanation, step by step, can be found in the post " Github : This repository moved. Please use the new location "

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To delete all the files in the repository, you must first remove everything you do not want from your local folder and then synchronize it with your github repository.

The steps:

You delete everything you no longer want in the repository of your project in the local folder.

Go to the console, you will be placed in the directory where your project is.

You write:

git add * (with this you are adding or removing everything from your folder to the github repository)

git commit -m 'borrando archivos ya no usados' (you indicate that you are going to delete the files)

git push origin master (uploads the changes to the master branch)

And with that already would be, now the files that you have deleted in your local folder, will not be in your repository of github.