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03 — Adding and editing files

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Everything in this chapter happens in the browser. No tools to install.

Add File menu

Open a repository (or any folder inside it) and press Add File:

Item Use it for
New File Writing a file by hand — notes, code, readme.md
New Directory Creating an empty folder (chapter 04)
Upload File Bringing files from your computer — images, PDFs, archives
Patch Applying a ready-made diff

Writing a new file

  1. Add File → New File.
  2. Type the file name at the top, for example notes.md. Typing docs/notes.md creates the docs folder at the same time.
  3. Write the content in the editor.
  4. Fill in the commit box at the bottom:
    • Summary — short, in the imperative: add setup notes.
    • Description — optional detail.
  5. Choose Commit directly to main, or create a new branch if you want a review first (chapter 09).
  6. Press Commit Changes.

Uploading files

  1. Add File → Upload File.
  2. Drag files in, or press the box to pick them.
  3. To place them in a subfolder, type the folder name in the path field at the top.
  4. Press Commit Changes.

Very large files (video, disk images) belong in file storage, not in a repository — the history keeps every version forever.

Editing an existing file

  1. Open the file.
  2. Press the pencil ✏️ icon at the top right.
  3. Change the text; the Preview changes tab shows what you altered.
  4. Commit as above.

Renaming and moving

Editing a file lets you change its path: put the cursor in the name field and type a new path, e.g. docs/notes.md. On commit, the file is moved — history is preserved.


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