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Winston Cooke · Mar 18, 2024

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git add remote "all" It starts to become bothersome having to push to multiple remote repos (i.e. Github and my nas) manually one-by-one. Linus Torvalds, the creator of git, mentioned 1 back in 2006 that he uses the following method: So for "git push" (where it makes sense to push the same branches multiple times), you can actually do what I do: - .git/config contains: [remote "all"] url =…

git add remote "all"</h2>

It starts to become bothersome having to push to multiple remote repos (i.e. Github and my nas) manually one-by-one. Linus Torvalds, the creator of git, mentioned1</a></sup> back in 2006 that he uses the following method:</p>

So for "git push" (where it makes sense to push the same branches multiple times), you can actually do what I do:</p>

- .git/config contains:</p>

        [remote "all"]</p>

                url = master.kernel.org:/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6</p>

                url = login.osdl.org:linux-2.6.git</p>

- and not "git push all master" will push the "master" branch to both</em> of those remote repositories.</p> </blockquote>

However, he notes a few issues around fetching, and I think this can be simplified by using some git features that probably didn't exist back in 2006.</p>

git alias pushall</h2>

So why not create an alias?</p> 

git</span> config</span> -</span>-global</span> alias.pushall</span> '</span>!git remote | xargs -L1 git push --all</span>'</span></span></code></pre>

Now I can easily push to every remote using git pushall</code>.</p>



    
    
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