You want to add a remote named backup pointing to git@personalserver.com:repo.git and push your local main branch. Which sequence of commands correctly accomplishes this?
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Git - Remote Repositories
You want to add a remote named backup pointing to git@personalserver.com:repo.git and push your local main branch. Which sequence of commands correctly accomplishes this?
Agit remote add backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git<br>git push backup main
Bgit clone backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git<br>git push origin main
Cgit remote set-url backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git<br>git pull backup main
Dgit fetch backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git<br>git push origin main
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Add remote
Use git remote add backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git to add the new remote named backup.
Step 2: Push branch
Use git push backup main to push your local main branch to the backup remote.
Final Answer:
git remote add backup git@personalserver.com:repo.git git push backup main -> Option A
Quick Check:
Add remote then push branch to it [OK]
Quick Trick:Add remote then push branch to it [OK]
Common Mistakes:
Using clone instead of remote add
Using set-url without adding remote first
Confusing fetch with push
Master "Remote Repositories" in Git
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