Complete the command to add a remote repository named 'origin'.
git remote add [1] https://github.com/user/repo.gitThe remote name for the main repository is usually origin. This command adds it so you can push and pull changes.
Complete the command to verify the remote named 'origin' is set.
git remote [1]The command git remote -v shows all remotes. This helps confirm 'origin' is added.
Fix the error in the command to add a remote named 'origin'.
git remote [1] origin https://github.com/user/repo.gitThe correct command to add a remote is git remote add origin URL. Using 'add' adds the remote.
Fill both blanks to add a remote named 'origin' and then verify it.
git remote [1] origin https://github.com/user/repo.git git remote [2]
First, use git remote add origin URL to add the remote. Then, git remote -v shows all remotes to verify.
Fill all three blanks to add a remote named 'origin', verify it, and then push the main branch.
git remote [1] origin https://github.com/user/repo.git git remote [2] git push [3] main
First, add the remote with git remote add origin URL. Then list remotes with git remote -v. Finally, push the main branch to origin with git push origin main.