如何将Digital Ocean服务器的文件/目录上传至Bitbucket仓库？

Let me break down exactly what's going wrong and how to fix it—you're almost there, just a couple of small missteps to correct.

1. First, confirm your local folder is a valid Git repository #

It’s possible you skipped initializing the repo before adding the remote. Run this command in your project root (where manage.py lives):

git init

If you see Reinitialized existing Git repository in ..., that’s totally fine—you already had one set up. If not, this creates the hidden .git folder Git needs to track changes.

2. Why does git add . show "nothing to commit"? #

This almost always means your .gitignore file is excluding the env, static folders, or manage.py. Let’s check:

cat .gitignore

Look for lines like env/, static/, or manage.py. If you find them, you have two options:

• Option 1 (Recommended): Remove those lines from .gitignore if you definitely want to track these files.
• Option 2: Force-add the files even if they’re in .gitignore (use this only if you’re sure—env often has sensitive data like passwords!):

  git add -f env/ static/ manage.py
  

3. Fix your broken git push command #

Your original push command had incorrect syntax. The right format is git push <remote-name> <branch-name>. Since you named your remote origin and you’re on master, run:

git push -u origin master

The -u flag sets origin master as your default upstream branch, so next time you can just run git push without extra arguments.

Full Correct Workflow Recap #

Here’s the complete sequence to get your files up to Bitbucket:

• Navigate to your project root (where manage.py is located):

  cd /path/to/your/project/folder
  

• Initialize the repo (if you haven’t already):

  git init
  

• Link your Bitbucket remote:

  git remote add origin https://user@bitbucket.org/user/project.git
  

• Add your files (adjust if you used the force option):

  git add env/ static/ manage.py
  

• Commit your changes with a clear message:

  git commit -m "Add env virtual environment, static assets, and manage.py"
  

• Push to Bitbucket:

  git push -u origin master
  

Important Note #

Be careful with the env folder—it likely contains sensitive configuration data (like database credentials or API keys). If your Bitbucket repo is public, you should not upload this folder. Instead, add env/ back to .gitignore, create a template file (like env.example) with placeholder values, and only track that template.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Zorgan