Advice:

When i finally downloaded all the .html  files i didn't know the name files had black spaces between words, for example: about me or final project, and when i wanted to se my website only the page "home" was uploaded. I thought it was a platform or version problem so i moved everything like a puzzle. 

The next day my tutor Ivan helped me correct the errors and properly name the files. Should be: about_me, about-me, or about.me, and final_project, final-project, or final.project.

There is one more important thing, in the template you can name you pages whatever you want, but the must be saved with the previous criteria. I show you where you can change all this.

As you can see in the second image, The name in the template is Home, but  in the custom path (Ruta personalizada) is index, this will be the name with witch your .html file (index.html) will be saved.

Then I create 2 folders,  hosted in the local disc c:// one with all the FabAcademy info, and another one only with the info I will be cloning week by week to my repository/git.

1.4 Task: Generate a SSH Key and clone the html files to my repository in git

First I create the SSH key typing the key generator command: ssh-keygen –t rsa –C “email@domain.com”, in my case: sandra.garciap@anahuac.mx

Now i have the route of the repository, to clone it to GIT. The main folders is: C:\Users\sandra.garciap 

Looking at the previous images, you can notice that both the information from the local repository and the GIT in the cloud have the same files loaded. Just to check that I'm not missing anything, I'm going to check the status with the git status command.

Everything is updated:

If I wanted to update the information I should follow the 4 sacred steps; git add . git status git commit -m " " git push

At this point i had everything pushed. Now i'm going to show how to commit new documents to git, step by step.

Remember i have 2 directories/folders, the info in the image 01 is the one i want to clone to the second one in the repository.

There is a big differences between the amount of files in image 01 and image 02. I need to clone them all. 

First step: change the directory typing: cd "your folder" in my case is: sandra-garcia

Therefore I add all the files to the repository and type the command git add . so git can recognize and pull them all whenever i do the commit.

Now is time to commit typing git commit -m "identification message", in my case was "tarea01"

47 files! Yes, because i have a lot of images

1.5 Personal conclusions

I'm really enjoying working with Google Sites; it's like having an organized Word document with text, images, videos, etc. It has been very functional for me to document in this way, as I can access it from anywhere, even from my phone, and it looks quite good. 

The only detail with Google Sites that I haven't been able to figure out is how to download its files same way, because apparently there is not a different option to do it. Sometimes Google Takeout downloads all files in the same folder, and other times it creates subfolders for each page. It's not difficult to understand the logic each time I download info, but it takes an extra 20 minutes before cloning to prevent duplicate files and save necessary space in my repository. 

But thanks to this, I have learned to modify files through code in my git repo. Cloning to gitlab has become increasingly simple. At the beginning, honestly, I didn't understand the logic between what is was on one side and on the other. Now, before cloning, I make a copy of my repository and organize local information, this has saved me a lot of time, but above all, it has given me a lot of confidence when manipulating GitBash. I know now that everything I do is reversible if I continue to do it in an orderly manner.