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# Push the file back to the server (with <code>git push</code>)
# Push the file back to the server (with <code>git push</code>)


=== Pushing data into a new repository on the server from a local git repository you already have ===
=== Pushing data into a new repository on the server from a local git repository you already have ==


You could then go to wherever the files are that you would like to track, and add this repository as a remote, like so:
You could then go to wherever the files are that you would like to track, and add this repository as a remote, like so:
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