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How to upload an entire folder? #21962
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There isn’t a way to upload an entire folder through the web UI. The easiest way to do that would be to:
You can find out more information about this process in our help documentation. Let us know if you have any questions. |
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Try to copy the repository then upload the folder on ur local , then add , commit , push .. I dont know how but it worked for me . |
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go in your respected repo , click on Add file button then click on upload files option.... then drag your folder in UI..... that worked for me , hopefully it will work for everyone! |
This is working! thanks! |
Yes!! |
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yeah u need to drag a folder into web browser, not click on open files and selecting a folder. but seriously guys, stop vibecoding nonsense |
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you should just try to drag and drop your entire folder in the webui and it will upload whole folder. |
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it didn't work on 5/14 for chrome |
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@chris4sun01 hey it still works for microsoft edge. Use edge browser |
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it worked, but not for all files/folders within the main folder |
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It's working for me in Chrome browser. 
Thankyou @ra-hulgupta |
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Oh no... was it that easy this whole time?!? |
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Wanted to confirm here, that dragging and dropping a folder into the Web UI will now, indeed, create that folder in (and upload the files within it to) your GitHub repo. See: https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-file-to-a-repository/ for more info. |
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This is not working for me. |
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This "drag the folder and drop it to the web UI" doesn't let you upload the folder if there are more than 100 files in it. |
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I tried uploading a directory called ".github" and it says "This file is hidden" and won't continue |
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Try making it visible maybe? Change the filename from .github to github. It will certainly be annoying for a reason or two but it should work. |
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I have tried to upload a folder with drag and drop option but it’s not working. So can you please suggest me how to upload an entire folder? |
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Some here |
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Just make a zip and upload |
go in your respected repo , click on Add file button then click on upload files option.... then drag your folder in UI..... that worked for me , hopefully it will work for everyone! |
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thanks, this worked |
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@siva-tn Is the repo you’re trying to upload the folder to public? If so, can you share the link to it? Also, what file formats are contained in the folder you’re trying to upload? |
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Or use command line: cd into the directory where your folder is located type: |
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pushing from terminal does not work for me iam on linux and all it says is authentication no longer uses pass word auth, iam trying to make a cms with a bunch of open sourch cms non of them worked because of the git push bs. now i tried uploading uploading by drag and dropping and it says yowza thats alot of files, what do they want us to do lol |
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alright i managed to get it done, by searching my issue on youtube. |
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@infinitestrider what youtube video did you find to resolve this issue? I am currently having the same problem and cannot find a way around the "no longer uses password auth". I've tried gpg key as well and I still cannot get around it. Any help is appreciated! |
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When making a PAT make sure its the classic one, and make sure you give it all permissions so click everything and check everything to make sure it has support for everything then use that Personal Access Token, copy and paste it after you give your username. The permissions thing is important apparently. |
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I have tried to drag the folder but it shows folder contains more than 100 files, try with less number of files, is there another way to do so?, i have nearly train_data images in my folder. |
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This was the case for me too. I uploaded each folder separately . |
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Didn’t work in FF. GC worked fine though… |
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not working, only files were uploading not entire folder. |
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how to set path format in git add <folder> |
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Folder upload only works if contains less than 100 files. |
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what should i do if it has over 100 files? |
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upload the files individually bruh :/ |
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I’m trying to drag and drop the build folder of a small react app and it doesn’t let me drop it in the web interface. Seems to be less than 100 files in the directory… Any idea what the problem might be? |
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Same here (once I’d worked out whatr FF and GC were). Something odd in Firefox I guess. |
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I have this problem too, I’ve created a new Repo on my Windows 10 Github Desktop, and it won’t upload some directories (e.g. build, lib) to github.com, the directory lib only has one binary file, can someone help how to solve this problem? Thanks, |
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Thanks man, It worked. |
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You can only upload folder if it contains less than 100 Files. Drag & Drop |
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Open Git Bash.
Authenticate with your credentials just by SignIn in the git pop-up |
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By drag and dropping, it worked for me. Ensure you have a repository already created on Github though. |
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you sure? have try it but only works on files |
Make sure the folder/folders contain less than 100 files. There will be a warning if they do. |
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okay |
what if it's a unity game? |
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when dragging a folder, it does list all the files individually, but after commit it is correctly in the folder(s) as wanted just do a lil test with a new folder with 2 txt files and see what happens |
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hm |
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You need to login using github token |
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There's a modern solution for this. Simply follow these steps:
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@m4heshd good to know as one more option but i guess the point is simply that nothing states the fact the 'choose your files' link is more limited than any other options |
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Thanks for the tip!
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What did you do, how did you upload the folder |
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Go to your repo in browser then create a file, in file name -> Foldername/file.txt |
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Using the terminal is the best solution if you got files of 100mb... |
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Compress the folder as .zip file and upload and it will upload it. |
It will only work if you drag and drop only one folder at a time from the local PC, no matter how many files or folders are inside that folder. It will not work if you drag and drop two folders at once from the local PC. |
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you should just try to drag and drop your entire folder in the webui and it will upload whole folder.