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I am working on a web application where a user will modify a file (hosted on GitHub) and should have the ability to save directly to GitHub.

I don't need to handle this client-side so a server-side Ruby solution would be fine. I'm assuming I would need to work with some sort of GitHub API.

How would I go about doing this?

Were you ever able to do this?

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Michael Hampton · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-07 00:53:51Z

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The ruby git gem is what you need. It can do virtually anything you want with a local or remote git repository, including new commits, diffs, branches, tags, pushing to GitHub, you name it.

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David Grayson · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-17 21:46:03Z

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Search google for "ruby github gem" and "ruby git gem". If not found, use system("git...") to invoke the git command line utility.

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