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git push branch to a new repo with a different name

How can I push a branch to a different repo with a new name for the branch.

For instance I have a branch feature1 on repo abc and I'd like to push to repo xyz and make it the master branch.

I tried using Renaming remote git branch but then after doing a git clone on the new repo I got the error message

git Warning: remote HEAD refers to nonexistent ref, unable to checkout

Is there a way to specify in the push what I want the destination branch name to be?

I think this should work:

git push xyz feature1:master

If master already exists, you can clobber it with -f/--force , or + :

git push -f xyz  feature1:master
git push    xyz +feature1:master

From the man page (in the examples section at the end):

  git push origin +dev:master Update the origin repository's master branch with the dev branch, allowing non-fast-forward updates. [...] 

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