Push Commits To a CodeCommit In Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Follow the steps mentioned below to push the commit to CodeCommit in Amazon Web Services (AWS):

Step 1: Make sure that you have permission to access the CodeCommit in Amazon Web Services(AWS).

Step 2: Use the below command you can clone the repository needed to your local repository.

git clone <HTTPS or SSH URL>

Step 3: Stage the modified files using the command below (git add).

git add .

(.) represents all the untracked files. If you want to move a specific file then you can the following command.

git add <name of the file>

Step 4: Commit the staged files into the local repository using the following command. Provide a commit message that details the changes you made and is descriptive.

git commit -m "message"

Step 5: To push changes to code commit us the following command. 

git push <Remote URL> 

The remote URL should be in the format shown below.

https://git-codecommit.[region].amazonaws.com/v1/repos/[repository-name].

Example: To push commits to the CodeCommit repository.

git push <AWS Code Commit URL>

Step 6: Repeat the above 3rd and 5th step if you face any problems like merge conflicts.

If you encounter any conflicts during the push, resolve them manually, and then repeat steps 3 to 5 to push the changes again.

By following the above steps you are now able to push the files into CodeCommit where the other developers can access them.

Git allows developers to manage code changes collaboratively and efficiently. One of the fundamental operations in Git is pushing changes to a remote repository. Pushing changes ensures that your local commits are sent to the remote repository, making them accessible to other team members. This article will guide you through the steps to push changes to a Git repository, ensuring a smooth and effective workflow.