? GitHub Set Remote

? Quick Overview

Setting a remote repository connects your local Git project to platforms like GitHub, allowing you to push and pull code changes easily.

? Key Concepts

• Remote repository
• Origin remote
• Push and pull operations

? What is a Remote in Git?

A remote is a version of your repository hosted on a server such as GitHub. It allows collaboration and synchronization between developers.

? Why Set a Remote?

• Push local changes
• Pull updates
• Collaborate with teams

? Adding a Remote

// Add a new remote repository
git remote add <remote-name> <remote-url>

// Add GitHub repository as origin
git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repository.git

? Verifying Remote

// List all configured remotes
git remote -v

? Changing Remote URL

// Update existing remote URL
git remote set-url origin https://github.com/newusername/newrepository.git

❌ Removing a Remote

// Remove an existing remote
git remote remove origin

? Pushing Changes

// Push local branch to remote
git push origin main

⬇️ Pulling Changes

// Pull updates from remote
git pull origin main

? Interactive Example

Visualize Git as a bridge connecting your local system and GitHub where push sends changes up and pull brings changes down.

? Use Cases

• Team collaboration
• Cloud backups
• Version control management