You have a local branch feature3 and want to push it to a remote named upstream instead of origin. What is the correct command?

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Git - Remote Repositories

You have a local branch feature3 and want to push it to a remote named upstream instead of origin. What is the correct command?

Agit push -u feature3 upstream

Bgit push origin feature3

Cgit push upstream feature3

Dgit push feature3 upstream

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify remote and branch order
The syntax is git push <remote> <branch>. So pushing to 'upstream' remote requires git push upstream feature3.
Step 2: Check invalid options
Options with swapped remote and branch names or wrong flags are invalid.
Final Answer:
git push upstream feature3 -> Option C
Quick Check:
Push syntax: git push remote branch [OK]

Quick Trick: Specify correct remote before branch in push command [OK]

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