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I am new to Arduino, and I am trying to add my Arduino code to a GitHub repository, but I can't find in the IDE a console to do to the push of the git to GitHub, any suggestions?

Yakov Bader
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  • seems you're new to GitHub too, there is no difference in pushing your projects to GitHub whether it's Arduino or whatever project you're doing, you could use this link for a tutorial https://www.datacamp.com/community/tutorials/git-push-pull. if you're new to using the terminal too then GitHub has got that covered, you can drag and drop your code directly to your repository – Abdulbasit Dec 14 '21 at 14:19
  • You can use any console, you just need to install GIT in your PC. Some good options are: the Windows native shell , GitBash, CygWin, MSYS2 .. (I really like GitBash :) ) ... But as it's been explained, this has nothing to do with ardruino – Ivan Dec 14 '21 at 14:24
  • thank you all!!! – Yakov Bader Dec 15 '21 at 16:50

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You need to install Git on your computer. Then you can either work via console or a GUI client (some notable examples here: here), which is probably preferred if you're new to the Git environment.
There is also this great tutorial where you can start from.

git_gud
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You could push the Project to your Github Repo via the GitBash Terminal. Otherwise just use the github gui to upload the files on the website

Nils
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