Creating a new file
You are not limited to working only with .md files that are pulled from GitHub. It is possible to create a new file in Eraser, then commit and push to GitHub as a .md file.
Create a new GitHub file
- On the dashboard, navigate to the GitHub repository folder that you're working with. Press the "New File" button on the lower left.

- Provide a file path and file name. The file path is relative to the root of your repository and must start with
/
. Adding.md
to your file name is optional, the file will be saved as a.md
file regardless. Click "Create File".

- Once the new file is created and you are ready to commit and push to GitHub, press "Push" and complete the Pushing to GitHub flow to finalize.

Updated over 1 year ago