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In coding, especially when using version control systems like Git, push means to upload changes from a local repository to a remote one.

The past tense pushed indicates that this action has already been completed.

For example, He pushed his code to the GitHub repository means he uploaded his recent code changes to GitHub.

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What does push mean in the context of version control?

To download changes from a remote repository

Push actually means to upload changes to a remote repository, not download.

To delete changes from a repository

Push is not about deleting changes from a repository.

To review changes in a repository

push is not about reviewing changes in a repository.

To upload changes to a remote repository