Connecting to your code locally

Connect GitHub Desktop to your account and clone your repository to edit files locally.

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다음:Writing and storing your code

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So far, you've worked in the browser. In this tutorial, you'll use GitHub Desktop to clone your repository to your computer so you can edit files in your own code editor.

참고

As you follow this series, if you use 데이터 보존 기능을 갖춘 GitHub Enterprise Cloud or GitHub Enterprise Server, you will need to substitute references and links to GitHub.com with your enterprise's dedicated URL.

Prerequisites

Installing GitHub Desktop

If you don't have GitHub Desktop yet, install it before you continue. Download GitHub Desktop.

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Signing in to GitHub Desktop

Sign in so that GitHub Desktop can access your repositories.

  1. Open GitHub Desktop.
  2. From the welcome screen, click Sign in to GitHub.com.
  3. Follow the prompts to authenticate with your GitHub account and authorize the app.
  4. Follow the steps to configure Git with your name and email address, which will be used for commits you make in GitHub Desktop.

If you don't see the welcome screen, follow the steps in GitHub Desktop에서 기본 설정 구성하기 to sign in and manage your settings from the GitHub Desktop menu.

Cloning your repository

Cloning creates a copy of your repository on your computer that stays connected to the version on GitHub.

  1. From the "Let's get started!" screen, select stargazers-log from the list of "Your repositories".
  2. Directly below the repositories list, click Clone OWNER/stargazers-log, where OWNER is your GitHub personal account.
  3. Accept the default repository URL and local path, and click Clone.

If you don't see the "Let's get started!" screen, follow the steps in Cloning a repository to clone your stargazers-log repository.

Opening your code in an editor

With your repository cloned, open it in a code editor to start working on the files.

  1. In GitHub Desktop, select Repository, then click Open in EDITOR.

    • If you haven't set an editor yet, install one such as Visual Studio Code (VS Code), then choose it in the Advanced section of GitHub Desktop settings.

  2. Confirm that you can see your index.html and README.md files in the editor.

What you accomplished

TaskOutcome
Signed in to GitHub DesktopYou connected GitHub Desktop to your account.
Cloned your repositoryYou created a local copy of stargazers-log on your computer.
Opened your codeYou opened the website files in a code editor, ready to make changes.

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