git remote rm originThis removed the origin remote, so running git remote -v didn’t return anything any more.Now since I use GitHub Desktop I just dragged the folder in that app, and I was able to create a new, different GitHub repository from there....
To set(Origin) remote repository URL in Git, first, open up the “Git Bash” terminal, and navigate to the specific Git local repository in which you want to set(Origin) remote repo URL. Next, check the presence of any remote repo URL which we need to set. Then, set the remote repo...
Once it is deleted successfully, we will not push it to that remote repository anymore. To remove a Git remote origin, run the following command. gitremoterm<remote> Here<remote>is the name of the remote origin we want to remove.
git filter-branch --index-filter 'git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch <filename>'rm -rf .git/refs/original/ Edit .git/packed-refs and remove/comment any external pack-refs. Without this the cleanup might not work. I my case I had refs/remotes/origin/master and some others branches. vim...
$git pushorigin master As you can see, we have successfully pushed the updated local content to the remote repository: Step 7: Remove Particular File Finally, remove the desired file from the local repository which is pushed to the GitHub server: ...
If our teammates or we already push the changes to the remote repository, then Git has a smooth way to control this situation by running the commandgit pushalong with the flag--force. This will delete the commit from the default remote repo that is theoriginand will be available on the ...
To remove a remote origin in git, we can use thecommand followed by therm origin. gitremotermorigin Now, you can add a new origin url by using the following command. gitremote set-url origin https://my-new-url.git If you want to see your current origin url, run thegit remotecommand...
git remote add origin git@github.com:ravisaive/project.git Now, it is time to push, i.e. copy from your repository to the remote repository. The gitpushcommand takes two arguments: the “remotename” and the “branchname”. These two names are usually Origin and Master, respectively: ...
Rather than changing the origin remote url, this example opts to add an additional remote called central to push to instead (since the origin remote points to Bamboo's internal git cache when repository caching is enabled): touch file.txt git remote add central https://username:${bamboo...
origin https://github.com/user/repo_name.git (push)Copy What thegit remote rmcommand does is removing the entries about the remote repository from the.git/configfile. .git/config ...[remote "testing"]url=git@gitserver.com:user/repo_name.gitfetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/testing/*...