How to change a Git remote on Heroku

Question

I do not want to upload my app to the wrong domain   How can I change the git master branch on git

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Assuming your current remote is named origin then   Delete the current remote reference with   git remote rm origin   Add the new remote  git remote add origin  lt URL to new heroku app gt    push to new domain  git push -u origin master   The -u will set this up as tracked

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here is a better answer found through Git docs   This shows what the heroku remote is     git remote get-url heroku  Found it here  https   git-scm com docs git-remote Also in that document is a set-url  if you need to change it

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You can have as many branches you want  just as a regular git repository  but according to heroku docs  any branch other than master will be ignored   http   devcenter heroku com articles git     Branches pushed to Heroku other than   master will be ignored  If you   re   working out of another branch locally    you can either merge to master before   pushing  or specify that you want to   push your local branch to a remote   master    This means that you can push anything you want  but you app at heroku will always point to the master branch   But  if you question regards how to create branches and to work with git you should check this other question

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View Remote URLs        gt  git remote -v       heroku  https   git heroku com             git  fetch   lt  your Heroku Remote URL     heroku  https   git heroku com              git  push      origin  https   github com               git  fetch   lt  if you use GitHub then this is your GitHub remote URL     origin  https   github com               git  push     Remove Heroku remote URL   gt  git remote rm heroku Set new Heroku URL   gt  heroku git remote -a                 And you are done

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This worked for me   git remote set-url heroku  lt repo git gt    This replacement old url heroku   You can check with   git remote -v

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If you have multiple applications on heroku and want to add changes to a particular application  run the following command   heroku git remote -a appname  and then run the following  1  git add   2 git commit -m  changes  3 git push heroku master

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If you re working on the heroku remote  default    heroku git remote -a  app name    If you want to specify a different remote  use the -r argument   heroku git remote -a  app name  -r  remote     EDIT  thanks to                   For pointing it out that there s no need to delete the old remote

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