I've followed all tutorials and none have worked to upload Unity Project #23784
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I can’t figure out how to use GitHub for the life of me. Is it supposed to be incredibly hard on purpose? |
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Hi @travelsbyfire! We’re going to need some more information to be able to help you out. Could you outline the steps you’ve taken, what you expect to be happening, and what is happening instead? That way, we can figure out where you’re stuck. Thanks! |
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So what I’ve tried was using the GitHub Desktop version. I first create a repo on GitHub, then link that repo to the GitHub desktop. I create a folder for the .gitignore file, and then I put my Unity project inside that folder. I’ve been told that the .gitignore file goes at the root of the folder, and I’m pretty sure that’s how I have it, where it’s outside the Unity project folder, but inside a folder that’s holding both of them. |
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@travelsbyfire thanks for sharing those details. The If that does not get things working it would be helpful if you could share a screenshot of what you are seeing – that may give us a better idea of what the issue could be. |
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Ok well now I feel silly. I don’t recall any of the tutorials doing this, but just adding a title to the commit allows me to use the Commit to Master button. After that I pushed the files, and am able to see the files on GitHub… Thank you |
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@travelsbyfire thanks for sharing those details. The
Commit to master
button will stay disabled until you enter a commit message. Can you verify that you have entered a commit message in theSummary (required)
field below the list of your changes?If that does not get things working it would be helpful if you could share a screenshot of what you are seeing – that may give us a better idea of what the issue could be.