GIT - 4.5 Start with an existing project

We will add the source control Git an existing file. I am currently connected to my terminal in the basic directory I have a project file where I put all my Git projects. In the previous lessons, we created a restitory git in a test folder but we then fully deleted the restitor git. We have a project file without version control. So let's go to the test folder with a test CD so in the test folder of our project folder, here I have a cuckoo.html file. It is not currently under version control, if I do an LS -all, l like this, list all files and folders including hiding I see that there is no .git to indicate to a restitory git. To place this folder under version control with Git; We will use the Git Init and followed command, the point allows you to specify this folder. Git to now initialized an empty git in the current file. You can see this indicated by a master's degree in front of the order guest right here. Also when I do an LS -All like this, we see that we have. Git in the list, the use of the Git Status command indicates that a single file is not followed since we destroyed this restitory we We have a whole new restitory git which begins with this version of the restitory git has no knowledge of the old cuckoo.html file.