Pushing files to github folder with git [closed]

You can only push commits, where files contain. And this files can be everywhere, also in a folder. So it is possible.

To have a folder in your remote repository, you must create a folder on your local repository (on your computer). As example you can create a folder as follow:

mkdir myFolder

Then navigate to this folder and create a file

cd myFolder
touch myFile.txt

(You can create this also on the Desktop of your computer instead of terminal/console). Now you are able, to push your folder with the file to your remote GitHub repository with committing and pushing

git add .
git commit - m "add new folder with file"
gut push

Now you have your desired folder in the remote repository.

Little note: You don‘t push files from Git to GitHub, you push commits, where files contain, from your local repository to the remote repository, where in your case is GitHub. I think you are still missing some basic git knowledge. Here a link as reference to read and learn more of Git and its rules: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2

EDIT:

The question wasn‘t clear for me. After the comments, it is clearer, thst you want to create the folder IN GITHUB in your repository. For this look at this question: Creating folders inside a GitHub Repository without using Git

After creating this folder, you must git pull that you become this folder also on your local repository!

But I see no reason to create a folder in GitHub repository. That‘s actually not in the sense of git…

you can use the branches if you need to do something like archiving .| Also after that you can merge them into the master branch

follow this steps:

1. Create folder
2. Create files inside folder
3. git add .
4. git commit -m "add your message"
5. git push