Commit to GitHub

All projects should be pushed to the GitHub repository when completed.

Every so often when working on a project, you should submit your changes to GitHub so that others are up to date on your work. It is generally recommended that you make a commit at the end of every working day.

1. Open SourceTree (or use your preferred git method)
2. On the left sidebar, double click the name of your document project
3. In the project window, check the status of the files and update .gitignore if necessary to remove any unwanted files from being included in the repository
4. Stage all of the changes
5. Enter the version number and any additional desired notes in the Commit Message section
6. Click on the Commit button
7. Click the Push button at the top