Quote:Changes not staged for commit:These are files that you removed on your local repo, but they still exist on the github repo as it hasnt been updated yet.
deleted: LICENSE
deleted: README.md
deleted: __init__.py
deleted: screenshot.png
deleted: src/CaCompGui.py
deleted: src/UpdateCatalog.py
deleted: src/__init__.py
Quote:Untracked files:These are files on your local repo, that are not on the github repo.
build/
dist/
pip-selfcheck.json
pyvenv.cfg
setup.cfg
setup.py
The following will update your repo assuming you are using master and not a branch
git add . git commit -m "I updated blah blah" git push origin masterAfter this your local and github repo should be in sync.
EDIT:
Why do you have the URL in the command? Did you ever connect the directory with the github repo? Should be something like...
git remote add origin https://github.com/Larz60p/CaliforniaPublicSalaries.git
I made a tut with the basics of initializing and adding files to a repo. Not much after that, was just trying to get people to use repos instead of posting multiple files on the forum

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