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Sometimes you may need to backup WordPress to GitHub. Here are the steps to do it.<br><br>Visit https://fedingo.com/how-to-backup-wordpress-to-github/
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Create GitHub Account If you already have a GitHub account, you can skip this step. Otherwise, go to GitHub and create new account. Once you have created a new account, sign in to it.
Create New Repository After you have logged in, click +button icon on top right corner and click New Repository in its dropdown menu. You will see a form that asks for you for some details required to create new repository – repository name, description, public or private, etc. Enter details as required, enable ‘Initialize with README’ and click Create Repository.
Install WordPress Plugin Next, go to your WordPress Admin’s Plugin->Add New page. Search for ‘github sync’. Install and Activate the plugin named ‘WordPress GitHub Sync’ plugin.
Configure WordPress Plugin Next, go to Settings->GitHub Sync to configure the plugin. You will see a form that asks for details about the GitHub repository where you want the backup to be stored.
Get OAuth Token Enter required details and click personal OAuth link to generate OAuth key. You need to enter the OAuth token for WordPress-GitHub sync in a textbox below repository name. Click the personal oauth link given in dashboard. You will be taken to a different web page where you need to fill in details about your desired oauth token. Enter token description as ‘wordpress sync’ or anything else as per your requirement. Select scope as ‘public_repo’ and click generate token.
Verify Backup If you go to GitHub Profile->Repositories->WordPress you will find the contents of your WordPress website present there.
Restore from GitHub Backup In case you ever need to restore your WordPress website from GitHub repository, open WordPress Admin, go to Settings-> GitHub Sync -> Import from GitHub in ‘Bulk Actions’ section.
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