[kwlug-disc] git remote add ...

[Raymond Chen]

IIUC, your origin is your local git repo. So if you're pushing to github,
you might need:

git push --set-upstream github master

On Sat, May 14, 2022 at 7:24 PM Ronald Barnes <ron at ronaldbarnes.ca> wrote:

>
> If I "git remote add github git at github.com..." I have something that
> works exactly as I want, but git reports no changes to push to origin.
>
>
> Running "git remote set-url --add github git at github.com:..." gives me
> something unexpected:
>
> > uid1 at rpi-1 [/var/www/html/test-git/d3]
> > └─» (git:master)$ git remote -v
> > github  git at github.com:RonaldBarnes/D3-graphs.git (fetch)
> > github  git at github.com:RonaldBarnes/D3-graphs.git (push)
> > github  git at github.com:RonaldBarnes/D3-graphs.git (push)
> > origin  10.60.42.69:~/git-repos/d3.git (fetch)
> > origin  10.60.42.69:~/git-repos/d3.git (push)
>
> Yet nothing to push to origin:
>
> > uid1 at rpi-1 [/var/www/html/test-git/d3]
> > └─» (git:master)$ git status
> > On branch master
> > Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
> >
> > nothing to commit, working tree clean
>
>
>
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