Git - Remote Repositories
You want to add two remotes to your local Git repo: one named 'origin' for the main repo and another named 'backup' for a mirror. Which commands correctly add both remotes?
You want to add two remotes to your local Git repo: one named 'origin' for the main repo and another named 'backup' for a mirror. Which commands correctly add both remotes?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Recall correct syntax for adding remotes
The syntax isgit remote add <name> <url>.Step 2: Verify commands for both remotes
git remote add origin https://github.com/user/main.git git remote add backup https://github.com/user/backup.git correctly adds 'origin' and 'backup' with their respective URLs.Final Answer:
git remote add origin https://github.com/user/main.git git remote add backup https://github.com/user/backup.git -> Option DQuick Check:
Add multiple remotes with separate 'git remote add' commands [OK]
Quick Trick: Add multiple remotes by repeating 'git remote add' with different names [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Swapping URL and name order
- Using 'git remote set-url' before adding remote
- Mixing URLs between remotes
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