When creating a temu repository address, you need to open the Git client first, select the local repository folder where you need to submit the code, and then enter git remote add origin [repository address] in the command line, where the repository address refers to the URL link of the temu repository.

If you are submitting code for the first time, you can use "git push -u origin master" to push the existing local folder to the temu repository. If you need to update the code, you can use the "git push" command to synchronize the local changes to the remote repository.

Finally, remember to check your code carefully before submitting it, and keep the repository address consistent with the local folder to avoid submission errors.

To create a Temu repository address, you first need to select a code hosting platform (such as GitHub, GitLab, etc.) to log in and perform the corresponding operations.

The usual steps are to click the "New Repository" button, fill in the repository name, description, access rights and other information, and then select the repository type (public or private), add a README file, etc.

Next, push the local code to the repository to complete the creation. It is worth noting that in the process of creating a repository, you should follow good naming conventions and carefully check the code quality before submitting it, so as to better manage and share the code.