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9,805 PointsWhat will happens if rename your repo on GitHub but in your Git version control still fetching from the old remote url?
How can I keep this in sync? e.g In my GitHub repo used to call "A_FOLDER" but I've decided to change to "B_FOLDER". In git version control still pointing to "https://github.com/me/A_FOLDER.git" but what I want is to be able to commit to the new repo. What is the best possibly ways of doing this?
Thanks in advance...
3 Answers
Fynn Lehnert
15,244 Pointsyou gotta write it like this
git remote set-url --add origin https://github.com/me/A_FOLDER.git
joeboo2529
9,805 PointsI get fatal: No such remote 'https://github.com/joeboo/gulp_jade' ?
joeboo2529
9,805 Pointsthank you. :D
Fynn Lehnert
15,244 Pointsyou're welcome! please mark my answer as correct so others know your question is solved:)
Fynn Lehnert
15,244 PointsFynn Lehnert
15,244 Pointschange the origin in your git remote
git remote set-url --add [--push] < name > < newurl >