๐ Manage Remotes
Enhance your workflow by effectively managing remote repositories with these essential Git commands.
โ Add a New Remote
Adds a new remote named upstream pointing to the specified repository URL. This is useful for tracking the original repository when youโve forked it.
git remote add upstream https://github.com/username/repo.git๐ Fetch All Remotes
Fetches updates from all configured remotes. This command retrieves the latest changes from each remote repository without merging them into your local branches.
git fetch --all๐งน Prune Stale Remote References
Removes references to remote branches that no longer exist on the origin remote. This helps keep your list of remote branches clean and up-to-date.
git remote prune origin๐ View All Remotes
Displays all configured remotes along with their URLs. This is useful for verifying the remote repositories your local repository is connected to.
git remote -v