Adding multiple remotes via the GUI #124313
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyHi all! Is it possible to add multiple remotes for 1 repository in the GUI like you can in Git via the terminal? Can someone please explain to me how to do this? |
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Yes, it's possible to add multiple remotes to a repository in Git using the GUI interface. Here's how you can do it: Open the Repository in Your GUI: This could be GitHub Desktop, Sourcetree, or any other Git GUI tool you prefer. Navigate to Repository Settings or Options: Look for an option to manage remotes or repository settings. It's usually accessible from the toolbar or a menu. Add a New Remote: Find the option to add a new remote repository. You'll typically need to provide a name for the remote (like "origin" for GitHub) and the URL of the repository. Repeat for Each Remote: If your GUI tool allows it, repeat the process to add additional remotes for Azure DevOps or any other services you need. Verify Remotes: Once added, you should see the list of remotes associated with your repository in the GUI. You can verify this by checking the repository settings or options again. By following these steps, you can have one folder on your machine linked to multiple remote repositories, allowing you to push and pull changes to/from different platforms using the GUI interface. |
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You're right. GitHub Desktop does not support