Git Remote

git remote is a Git command that is used to manage remote repository references. The main purpose of git remote is to manage connections with remote Git repositories. With git remote, you can:

1. Show a list of all remote repository references that are stored in your Git repository
2. Add a new remote repository reference
3. Rename a remote repository reference
4. Remove a remote repository reference
5. Fetch data from a remote repository
6. Publish local changes to a remote repository

Examples:

1. Show remote repositories: $ git remote
2. Add remote repository: $ git remote add <shortname> <url>
3. Rename remote repository: $ git remote rename <oldname> <newname>
4. Remove remote repository: $ git remote rm <name>
5. Fetch data from remote repository: $ git fetch <remote>
6. Publish local changes to remote repository: $ git push <remote> <branch>