Creating an Remote Repository on GitHub

In the previous lesson, we registered on the GitHub website. Now we need to create our remote repository for tests on it. To do this, go to the repository creation page.

When creating a repository, we must specify its name. Let's call it project for tests. You can also choose the repository type: public or private. Public will be visible to everyone, and private only to you.

After you select the options you want, click the create button. After that, copy the link to the created repository.

For the purposes of this post, I'll use my test link. Let's say my GitHub login is user, and I'll name my project project. In this case, the link to my repository will look like this: https://github.com/user/project.git.

Of course, your link will differ in the user name and, possibly, the project name. But further on, for examples, I will use this link.