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I've made some changes directly on the code located in the PythonAnywhere files. In this way, some of them are a little bit different from the reppository GitHub files.

Assuming the PyhonAnywhere files are correct, what is the best way to 'copy' them and move to the GitHub?

Thank you!

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If your PythonAnywhere project already connected to GitHub:

  1. Run Bash console on PythonAnywhere
  2. Move to directory with your repository
  3. Make git push
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Good answer, but it's worth also mentioning that you need to git add and then git commit them between steps 2 and 3 if you haven't already done so.

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