Seeing Your Remote

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

$ git remote -v

origin https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes.git (fetch)

origin https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes.git (push)

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Adding Remotes

git remote add labs https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes

then writing git remote -v

labs https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes (fetch)

labs https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes (push)

origin https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes.git (fetch)

origin https://github.com/SajaAbabneh/reading-notes.git (push)

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Fetching

Fetching entails pulling data that you don’t have from a remote project.

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Pushing

Changes from local “labs” to remote main .

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Renaming

To rename a remote short name , write this

git remote rename old name new name

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Remove

to remove remote name , write

git remote rm new name

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