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>> Just a PSA Git is distributed Can you please elaborate?

• swede 13y ago
  Public Service Announcement You can have multiple remotes for your Git repositories, one of them (Github) being down should not affect your work since you can coordinate a new one with your team in the manner described above.
  • vhost- 13y ago
    Yep! I usually setup a mirror at bitbucket and set my local to push to both github and bitbucket and only pull from github. It worked well when github was down and I needed a branch from a remote developer.
    • anemator 13y ago
      Nice. I didn't know you could push to multiple remotes (in the same command). Could you give me an example? Thanks!
      • vhost- 13y ago
        The reply right under mine seems to be a reply to you. It has a stackoverflow link that shows you how to setup two URLs in your origin remote.
    • holyjaw 13y ago
      Can't reply to the child to this comment, so I'll add this as a new child: Here's how to set multiple remotes. (See answer 2). http://stackoverflow.com/questions/849308/pull-push-from-multiple-remote-locations http://stackoverflow.com/questions/849308/pull-push-from-mul...