I am working on a project where we have one master branch and locally we have separate branch called testing
Currenty i can only push to master branch and my team lead told me not to push my branch on remote repo server.
This is my git config
[core]
2 repositoryformatversion = 0
3 filemode = true
4 bare = false
5 logallrefupdates = true
6 [remote "origin"]
7 fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
8 url = https://user@mydomain/myrepo
9 [branch "master"]
10 remote = origin
11 merge = refs/heads/master
12 [user]
13 email = xxxx
14 name = xxxxx
Is there any way that i can also link this project to my other remote repo on bitbucket so that i can also push my branch changes to bitbucket.
Also can i have both master
and testing
branch commits on bitbucket and my company server as well
Adding another remote repo is simple, however, as Chris Hayes points out , you should check to see if this is okay with your company first.
Assuming that it's OK, you simply add the remote url for the BitBucket repository, and push to it:
git remote add bitbucket <bitbucket-repo-url>
git push bitbucket master testing
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