Using Git on Replit | Replit Docs

Connecting Replit to GitHub

To import and edit GitHub repositories on Replit, first connect your Replit account to GitHub.

Import your first Repository

Now that you've linked your github account to replit, it's time to import some code from github!

Private & Personal Repositories

Once you've imported a GitHub repository, you will need to grant Replit permission so you can make changes tracked by your remote repository.

Using the Git Pane

The Git pane allows you to seamlessly track and manage your code, switch between branches, and collaborate with others. Click on the Git tool in the sidebar to get started.

Using Git with the Shell

Cloning an existing repository from the shell

Running GitHub repositories on Replit

GitHub repositories can be run automatically on Replit. Head to https://replit.com/github to import a repository. You can unlock private repositories after authenticating with GitHub and purchasing the Replit Core membership.

Git workflows and commands

The most crucial features of Git to learn are the basic Git workflow and

GitHub Authentication Errors in Replit

While interacting with our Git-based Version Control tool in the Workspace and our GitHub integration, you may run into error messages that look like this: