This explains how to use Github with Godot.

 

Open a Godot 4 file and select Version Control/Create Version Control metadata…

 

Select Git then OK.

 

Go to https://Github.com and create a repository.

 

(Note: Due to a limitation with the plug-in you have to make the default branch called “master” (huge sigh))

 

Create a PAT by going here: https://github.com/settings/tokens

 

Select classic token.

 

Set the scope to repo.

 

Copy the token that will be created.

 

Back in Godot, select AssetLib and search for git.

Select Godot Git Plugin (4.1+)

 

Click Download.

 

Click Install.

 

Click OK.

 

Select Version Control/Version Control Settings…

 

Enter your Github username for Username and the token created earlier for the Password.

 

Select Create New Remote.

 

Enter the Remote Name and Remote URL.

Note: for Remote URL use this format: https://github.com/<organization>/<repository>

(For example: https://github.com/ADefWebserver/BlazorWebService)

 

Select the Commit tab and click the Stage Changes button.

 

Enter a Commit Message for the commit and click Commit Changes.

 

Click the Fetch button.

 

Click the Push button.

 

If you get any errors do a Force Push.

 

You can see the status on the Output screen.

 

Return to Github to see the files.

 

 

Links

https://github.com/godotengine/godot-git-plugin/wiki