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You want to add two remotes, origin and backup, and push your local main branch to both. Which sequence of commands achieves this?

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Linux CLI - Package Management
You want to add two remotes, origin and backup, and push your local main branch to both. Which sequence of commands achieves this?
Agit remote add origin URL1 git remote add backup URL2 git push main origin backup
Bgit remote add origin URL1 git remote add backup URL2 git push origin main git push backup main
Cgit push origin main git remote add origin URL1 git remote add backup URL2 git push backup main
Dgit remote add origin URL1 git push origin main git remote add backup URL2 git push backup main
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Add both remotes before pushing

    You must add both remotes with their URLs first.
  2. Step 2: Push the main branch to each remote separately

    Use git push [remote] main for each remote.
  3. Final Answer:

    git remote add origin URL1 git remote add backup URL2 git push origin main git push backup main -> Option B
  4. Quick Check:

    Add remotes first, then push to each [OK]
Quick Trick: Add remotes first, then push branches individually [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Pushing before adding remotes
  • Pushing to multiple remotes in one command
  • Adding remotes after pushing

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