How to Display Local Repository Content?
I Am New to Github Stuff. Currently Using Git Bash as a Cli to Communicate to Remote Repository I Am Working On. for Now I Do Comprehend Differences in Between...
I am new to github stuff. Currently using git bash as a CLI to communicate to remote repository I am working on. For now I do comprehend differences in between working directory and local repository the one I've just cloned to local working directory from my Github. My working directory is ~/My-Github-Project (master) within this local directory there is one local repository named as "new_repo" which I is displayed by this command: git ls-files That new_repo as a local repository-like directory has its own subdirectories (subfolders).
The question of mine would be:
What command(s) have I to follow on git bash to display new_repo subdirectories? i. e. the content of the new_repo?
Any help or reference would be appreciated.
1 Answer
Found an answer to my question accidently, steps to follow are:
cd ~/My-Github-Project/new_repo# or git bash straight away from local repositorygit ls-files# ls-files command shows files and (or) folders if any; it also could be due to files not been added (tracked, staged) yet. To do so to be visible follow this command:git add -a, after repeat the commandgit ls-files# now files should be visible within.
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