How to Push Custom app to Github?

Frappe Framework
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Hello ,
I have a privet repo on github , and i am making custom app using Frappe
my problem is :
when i try to add the project to the repo ,frappe folder not uploaded and other files ,
what is the best practice to upload custom app to github ?

my goals are to
-install the system on serve using github cloning
-save changes by commuting and push commands

thanks

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Each app is a separate repo.

Apps can be installed via the bench using

bench get-app app-name git-url
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Hello @rmehta,

I am also looking for the same. How to push customized app to git to use it in other server or instance ?

Thanks,
Hardik Gadesha

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git commit to commit your works
git push upstream master to upload it to your remote repo (github.com)

Please see this http://frappe.github.io/frappe/user/en/
itā€™s good start to see how frappe apps work

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@Hardik_Gadesha: in addition to suggestions of @jof2jc, I would like to point you to the manual on best practices developing applications with the repos on github: App Development using GitHub Ā· frappe/frappe Wiki Ā· GitHub

In particular, it explains how to do submit contributions to Frappe and ERP Next codebases themselves.

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RIDICULOUS:
Not a single one of these responses answers the original posterā€™s question!!!

After youā€™ve created a custom app in a frappe development installation, how do you push the app to a new empty repo in GitHub??

Where is the answer to this?

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Hi:

This is a basic git/github procedure. It is well documented. Some questions here can be solved with a basic google search.

I really appreciate the efforts from many people working on Frappe, and many kind and patient members of the community. Even a absolutely newbie, like me, receive a lot of help from the beginning. Sometimes people missunderstood some questions, sometimes the questions are not totally clear ā€¦ everbody fails sometimes ā€¦

Please, avoid words like RIDICULOUS. Sounds hurting at least to me.

Thanks.

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It is ridiculous. Because it appears that the issue here is Inner Platform Effect. Best I can guess is that the ā€œbenchā€ command ā€œget-appā€ is nothing more than an alias to ā€œgit cloneā€. But if thatā€™s the case, then its an unnecessary command. The presence of ā€œget-appā€ makes one wonder what magic is happening and what is the proper way to do the equivalent ā€œput-appā€.

So yes, for someone who is not a newbie and actually has experience working with well-designed systems, having commands like ā€œget-appā€ without an explanation of why the command exists and why there isnā€™t an equivalent ā€œput-appā€ is ridiculous. It costs extra time to figure out the right way to do things.

If using git directly to clone apps and push apps is a reasonable process, then ā€œget-appā€ command should not exist since its creating confusion.

Inner-platform effect - Wikipedia.

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Iā€™ve closed this thread, necroed after six years, because it doesnā€™t appear to be going anywhere productive and because the recent discussion is off-topic from the original post. As has already been said, apps are pushed to remote repos with a standard git push.

@James_Houx: If you want to discuss the purpose of the get-app bench command, please start a new thread. In a sentence, bench get-app does more than just alias git clone, such as installing dependencies and building runtime assets.

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