Add pushing to multiple remotes

### Git

* [Configuring using `git config`](git/configuring-using-git-config.md)

* [Pushing to multiple remote repos](git/pushing-to-multiple-remote-repos.md)

* [Useful aliases: `push --force-with-lease`](git/useful-aliases-push-force-with-lease.md)

### Linux

Pushing to multiple remote repos

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Multiple remote URLs can be set to the same remote using the `remote set-url REMOTE_NAME --STREAM --add REMOTE_URL`

command. For example, say we want to assign two different URLs `git@github.com:sadmansk/til.git` (as a `push`

mirror) and `git@git.sadmansk.com:sadmansk/til.git` (original repo) to the same remote `origin`, we can issue

the following commands:

```

$ git remote add origin git@git.sadmansk.com:sadmansk/til.git

$ git remote set-url origin --push --add git@github.com:sadmansk/til.git

$ git remote set-url origin --push --add git@git.sadmansk.com:sadmansk/til.git

```

> Leaving out `--push` will make the remote `pull`-able, which might not be safe.

We can check the current list of URLs attached to all the remotes:

```

$ git remote -v

origin  git@git.sadmansk.com:sadmansk/til.git (fetch)

origin  git@github.com:sadmansk/til.git (push)

origin  git@git.sadmansk.com:sadmansk/til.git (push)

```