> Hi Chris, > > > I need instructions on how to do steps B through E. > > You already have the clone on your workstation. You wouldn't have been able > to push the README otherwise. You probably ran "git init" which actually > *creates* the repository on your workstation, and then you ran "git push" > which mirrors it back to GitHub. So you don't need to clone in that case; you > already have a copy of the repo, since the workstation is where you created > it.
OK, but I created the README on the website (https://github.com/ad1054/Postcards), not with a terminal command. When I then went through the instructions and tried to create the Hello-World README from the terminal, that's when I got the errors. When I click the "clone in desktop" button on the github.com site, it takes me to the http://mac.github.com/ site where my only option is to download Git for Mac -- which I already downloaded. > Step (D) is "git commit" > Step (E) is "git push" > > The book and other Git tutorials have more information. > > You are already really close -- you have the code on your local workstation, > you have a GitHub repository already in existence, you have a local Git > repository linked to that remote repository, so all you have to do is commit > and push. > > The errors you mentioned yesterday were because your local Git repository had > the wrong URL for the GitHub remote. That's why I asked you to check the > output of "git remote -v". It should say your origin is > "https://github.com/ad1054/Postcards";. If it says "Hello-World" that is > wrong. To fix, try this: > > git remote rm origin > git remote add origin https://github.com/ad1054/Postcards This is the result of those commands in my terminal: ChrisGAIAG:~ chris$ git remote rm origin fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git ChrisGAIAG:~ chris$ git remote add origin https://github.com/ad1054/Postcards fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git So do I need to cd to some place first? > Or, as Johannes says: just reclone from your GitHub remote into a new > directory, and then copy your files into there, and then commit and push > using the GitHub for Mac GUI. > > Don't worry about "screwing anything up" because you can always just delete > and recreate the repository. It's not like you're going to lose hundreds of > hours of work, here. > > Regards, > Curtis The GitHub for Mac is a complete mystery right now. There is a long list of my java classes and resources, followed at the end with a link to my NetBeans project folder, so I see there is a link to my computer. I guess I am in fact close. I just need to figure out how to commit and push. And of course, resolve the strange errors in my project that can't recognize the Swing components of my jFrames when I removed the APC_ class from my pom dependencies. Now when I attempt to run it on my computer, I get this error: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jdesktop/layout/GroupLayout$Group at A_Postcard.run(A_Postcard.java:25) at A_Postcard.main(A_Postcard.java:35) Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout$Group Also, when I was able to run my project, I get an error that it could not find the class "Versatile Wand" which is in my project's target>classes.
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