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Git Introduction

this page explain the Seeing Your Remotes section of git tool

Seeing Your Remotes:

By running the git remote command, you can view the short names, such as “origin,” of all specified remote handles.

By using git remote -v, you can view all the remote URLs next to their corresponding short names.

• git remote Commands

  • 1- Adding Remotes

    To create a new remote Git repository with a short name, use the following format: git remote add shortname url This addition of these remote and short names allows you to use shortnames for Git collaboration.

  • 2- Fetching

    Fetching entails pulling data that you don’t have from a remote project. Here is the command format:git fetch [remote-name]

  • 3- Pushing

    To push your changes “upstream” for sharing, you would use the following git push command format:git push [remote-name][branch-name]

This command pushes committed changes from your local “master” branch upstream to the “origin” server.

• 4- Renaming/Removing Remotes

  • 1-Rename

    To rename a remote’s short name, use the git remote rename command.

  • 2-Remove

    To remove a remote for whatever reason (e.g., a contributor has left the team, the server has moved), simply use the git remote rm command.

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