git:git-pushing-to-another-url-after-cloning
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| If you have cloned a git repository and want to push it to another URL, you can push with changing uptream and update the configuration of the project with this new URL as new origin. | If you have cloned a git repository and want to push it to another URL, you can push with changing uptream and update the configuration of the project with this new URL as new origin. | ||
| - | Example : we suppose we have an existing repository called **dummy** that we clone : | + | Example : we suppose we have an existing repository called **dummy** that we clone with: |
| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
| git clone https:// | git clone https:// | ||
| </ | </ | ||
| Now, we consider the cloned content to be in master branch (change branch if it is not master, e.g. main). | Now, we consider the cloned content to be in master branch (change branch if it is not master, e.g. main). | ||
| - | We will push the master branch in a repository with a new name, **dummy2**, and we update | + | We push the master branch in a repository with a new name, **dummy2**, and we update |
| - | the configuration with | + | the configuration with : |
| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
| git push --set-upstream https:// | git push --set-upstream https:// | ||
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