We learned how to create, view, rename and remove remotes in our local repository.In the Git version control system you're able to push and pull code from any number of remote repositories.
Git Remote has a lot of other options to modify and manipulate remotes. This helps us to push and pull changes and also allows us to give convenient names to remote URLs. We use the Git Remote command to establish remote connections. We will be working with remote repositories quite often and we must know how to connect our local repository to the remote repository. We can easily push and pull from the remote repository by using this remote name. After renaming, we can verify whether it was renamed by simply running the Git Remote command.
We can also view additional information by using the show option. We can see the remote name and the repository URL by using this option. Next, let's view this remote by using the Git Remote -v command. Let's see a practical demo to understand these commands better.įirst, we will create a new remote connection by using the add option. These are the most important flags and options that we will often use with the Git Remote command. Use the set-url option to change the URL of an existing remote.
#Git add remote command update
In such cases, we must also update our remote connections on the local repository to make sure that we are pushing and pulling changes from the correct repository. Sometimes we may migrate our remote repository to a new URL. Pass the old remote name and the new name with the command. We can also rename an existing remote by using the rename option with the Git Remote command. To remove a remote, use the rm option with the Git Remote command and pass the name of the remote that you wish to delete. To view even more information about remotes like the branches present, the HEAD position, etc., we can use the show option with the command. It also tells us the URLs where changes will be pushed and from where the changes will be fetched. We also have the -v flag or the -verbose option which will also tell us the URLs of the remote repositories in addition to the remote names. Simply run the GIt Remote command without any flags or options to view these remotes. We can view the remote connections of our local repository with remote repositories by using the Git Remote command. $ git remote add Viewing Existing Remotes We need to specify the name that we want to give to the remote and also the URL where the repository resides. We can create a new remote connection by using the add option with the Git Remote command. Let's learn how to use this command to create and modify remote connections. It also allows us to have better and more intuitive names for the remote repositories(like origin), instead of using their direct URLs. This makes it very easy to push and pull changes and work with commands like Git Push, Git Pull, and Git Fetch. The Git Remote command is used to establish connections with remote repositories. We have the Git Push and the Git Pull commands that can be used to push or pull changes but first, we need to create a connection using the Git Remote command. Git provides us with the Git Remote command which can be used to work with remote repositories. A remote repository(also called remote) is a shared central repository where developers can push and pull changes.
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