How to change the URI URL for a remote Git repository

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I have a repo  origin  on a USB key that I cloned on my hard drive  local   I moved  origin  to a NAS and successfully tested cloning it from here   I would like to know if I can change the URI of  origin  in the settings of  local  so it will now pull from the NAS  and not from the USB key   For now  I can see two solutions    push everything to the usb-orign  and copy it to the NAS again  implies a lot of work due to new commits to nas-origin   add a new remote to  local  and delete the old one  I fear I ll break my history

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You have a lot of ways to do that   Console   git remote set-url origin  Here new url     Just be sure that you ve opened it in a place where a repository is   Config  It is placed in  git config  same folder as repository    core      repositoryformatversion   0     filemode   false     bare   false     logallrefupdates   true     symlinks   false     ignorecase   true  remote  origin       url    Here new url    lt ------------------------------------       TortoiseGit      Then just edit URL   SourceTree   Click on the  Settings  button on the toolbar to open the Repository Settings window  Click  Add  to add a remote repository path to the repository  A  Remote details  window will open  Enter a name for the remote path  Enter the URL Path for the remote repository Enter the username for the hosting service for the remote repository  Click  OK  to add the remote path  Back on the Repository Settings window  click  OK   The new remote path should be added on the repository now  If you need to edit an already added remote path  just click the  Edit  button  You should be directed to the  Remote details  window where you can edit the details  URL Path Host Type  of the remote path  To remove a remote repository path  click the  Remove  button       ref  Support

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To change the remote upstream  git remote set-url origin  lt url gt     To add more upstreams  git remote add newplace  lt url gt   So you can choose where to work git push origin  lt branch gt  or git push newplace  lt branch gt

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Write the below command from your repo terminal  git remote set-url origin git github com  lt username gt   lt repo gt  git  Refer this link for more details about changing the url in the remote

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Navigate to the project root of the local repository and check for existing remotes  git remote -v  If your repository is using SSH you will see something like   gt  origin  git github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  fetch   gt  origin  git github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  push   And if your repository is using HTTPS you will see something like   gt  origin  https   github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  fetch   gt  origin  https   github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  push   Changing the URL is done with git remote set-url  Depending on the output of git remote -v  you can change the URL in the following manner  In case of SSH  you can change the URL from REPOSITORY git to NEW REPOSITORY git like    git remote set-url origin git github com USERNAME NEW REPOSITORY git  And in case of HTTPS  you can change the URL from REPOSITORY git to NEW REPOSITORY git like    git remote set-url origin https   github com USERNAME NEW REPOSITORY git  NOTE  If you ve changed your GitHub username  you can follow the same process as above to update the change in the username associated with your repository  You would only have to update the USERNAME in the git remote set-url command

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For those who want to make this change from Visual Studio 2019  Open Team Explorer  Ctrl M   Home -  Settings  Git -  Repository Settings  Remotes -  Edit

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You can git remote set-url origin new git url here   see git help remote  or you can edit  git config and change the URLs there  You re not in any danger of losing history unless you do something very silly  and if you re worried  just make a copy of your repo  since your repo is your history

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As seen here    git remote rm origin   git remote add origin git github com aplikacjainfo proj1 git   git config master remote origin   git config master merge refs heads master

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To check git remote connection   git remote -v   Now  set the local repository to remote git    git remote set-url origin https   NewRepoLink git   Now to make it upstream or push use following code   git push --set-upstream origin master -f

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git remote set-url origin git   new location    alternatively  open  git config  look for  remote  origin    and edit the url   line   You can check it worked by examining the remotes   git remote -v   origin  git   new location  fetch    origin  git   new location  push    Next time you push  you ll have to specify the new upstream branch  e g    git push -u origin master   See also  GitHub  Changing a remote s URL

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I worked   git remote set-url origin  lt project gt

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If your repository is private then   Open Control Panel from the Start menu Select User Accounts Select  Manage your credentials  in the left hand menu Delete any credentials related to Git or GitHub   Reference

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Switching remote URLs  Open Terminal   Ist Step - Change the current working directory to your local project   2nd Step - List your existing remotes in order to get the name of the remote you want to change   git remote -v  origin  https   github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  fetch   origin  https   github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  push    Change your remote s URL from HTTPS to SSH with the git remote set-url command   3rd Step -  git remote set-url origin git github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  4th Step - Now Verify that the remote URL has changed   git remote -v Verify new remote URL  origin  git github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  fetch  origin  git github com USERNAME REPOSITORY git  push

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An alternative approach is to rename the  old  origin  in the example below I name it simply old-origin  and adding a new one  This might be the desired approach if you still want to be able to push to the old origin every now and then  git remote rename origin old-origin git remote add origin git new-git-server com gt   lt username gt   lt projectname gt  git  And in case you need to push your local state to the new origin  git push -u origin --all git push -u origin --tags

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Change remote git URI to git github com rather than https   github com   git remote set-url origin git github com  lt username gt   lt repo gt  git   Example   git remote set-url origin git github com Chetabahana my repo name git   The benefit is that you may do git push automatically when you use ssh-agent       bin bash    Check ssh connection ssh-add -l  amp  gt  dev null            2     amp  amp  eval  ssh-agent  ssh-add -l  amp  gt  dev null            1     amp  amp  expect  HOME  ssh agent    Send git commands to push git add    amp  amp  git commit -m  your commit   amp  amp  git push -u origin master   Put a script file  HOME  ssh agent to let it runs ssh-add using expect as below      usr bin expect -f set HOME  env HOME  spawn ssh-add  HOME  ssh id rsa expect  Enter passphrase for  HOME  ssh id rsa   send   lt my passphrase gt  n   expect  Identity added   HOME  ssh id rsa   HOME  ssh id rsa   interact

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In the Git Bash  enter the command   git remote set-url origin https   NewRepoLink git  Enter the Credentials  Done

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Change Host for a Git Origin Server  from  http   pseudofish com blog 2010 06 28 change-host-for-a-git-origin-server   Hopefully this isn   t something you need to do  The server that I   ve been using to collaborate on a few git projects with had the domain name expire  This meant finding a way of migrating the local repositories to get back in sync   Update  Thanks to  mawolf for pointing out there is an easy way with recent git versions  post Feb  2010    git remote set-url origin ssh   newhost com usr local gitroot myproject git   See the man page for details   If you   re on an older version  then try this   As a caveat  this works only as it is the same server  just with different names   Assuming that the new hostname is newhost com  and the old one was oldhost com  the change is quite simple   Edit the  git config file in your working directory  You should see something like    remote  origin   fetch    refs heads   refs remotes origin   url   ssh   oldhost com usr local gitroot myproject git   Change oldhost com to newhost com  save the file and you   re done   From my limited testing  git pull origin  git push origin  gitx  everything seems in order  And yes  I know it is bad form to mess with git internals

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You can change the url by editing the config file  Go to your project root   nano  git config   Then edit the url field and set your new url   Save the changes  You can verify the changes by using the command   git remote -v

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Removing a remote  Use the git remote rm command to remove a remote URL from your repository            git remote -v       View current remotes      gt  origin  https   github com OWNER REPOSITORY git  fetch       gt  origin  https   github com OWNER REPOSITORY git  push       gt  destination  https   github com FORKER REPOSITORY git  fetch       gt  destination  https   github com FORKER REPOSITORY git  push         git remote rm destination       Remove remote       git remote -v       Verify it s gone      gt  origin  https   github com OWNER REPOSITORY git  fetch       gt  origin  https   github com OWNER REPOSITORY git  push

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If you re using TortoiseGit then follow the below steps    Go to your local checkout folder and right click to go to TortoiseGit - gt  Settings In the left pane choose Git - gt  Remote In the right pane choose origin Now change the URL text box value to where ever your new remote repository is   Your branch and all your local commits will remain intact and you can keep working as you were before

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Troubleshooting     You may encounter these errors when trying to changing a remote  No such remote   name    This error means that the remote you tried to change doesn t exist   git remote set-url sofake https   github com octocat Spoon-Knife fatal  No such remote  sofake   Check that you ve correctly typed the remote name   Reference   https   help github com articles changing-a-remote-s-url

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git remote set-url  name   url   ex  git remote set-url origin https   github com myName GitTest git

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if you cloned your local will automatically consist   remote URL where it gets  cloned   you can check  it using git remote -v  if you want to made change in it   git remote set-url origin https   github io my repo git   here   origin - your branch   if you want to overwrite existing branch you can still use it   it will override your existing     it will do   git remote remove url and  git remote add origin url   for you

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git remote -v   View existing remotes   origin  https   github com user repo git  fetch    origin  https   github com user repo git  push   git remote set-url origin https   github com user repo2 git   Change the  origin  remote s URL  git remote -v   Verify new remote URL   origin  https   github com user repo2 git  fetch    origin  https   github com user repo2 git  push    Changing a remote s URL

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check your privilege   in my case i need to check  my username   i have two or three repository with seperate credentials   problem is my permission i have two private git server and repositories   this second account is admin of that new repo and first one is my default user account and i should grant permission to first

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remove origin using command on gitbash git remote rm origin  And now add new Origin using gitbash git remote add origin  Copy HTTP URL from your project repository in bit bucket  done

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