Push

Push, in computing, refers to the process of adding or updating data in a remote repository or server from your local environment. For example, when using version control systems like Git, "push" uploads your committed changes to a shared repository, making them accessible to others. It ensures that your latest work is stored securely and available for collaboration. Think of it as sending your finished work from your computer to a central cloud or shared space, keeping everyone synchronized with the most recent version.