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Managing multiple remotes

Managing multiple remotes - Git Tutorial

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Managing multiple remotes

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(electronic computer game music) - Sometimes it's good to be able to send your work to more than one location, but how do you manage to send changes to more than one repos? I'll give you a couple of seconds to think about how you'd something like this. (electronic music) Now the answer is understanding remotes. You're probably used to adding your remote when you first open a project, by issuing a git remote and then add, then plus a name that's usually origin, whenever you get started, and then you use a URL right here. Now there's a number of other commands that you can use in addition to this. So you can change of course the name to something like "working" if you're working with a specific project, and then add another remote. You can just push to more than one place if you want to. Now, you can also remove an existing origin and also do things like "get-url" and also for example, get or change the URL of a…

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