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Josh
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Josh
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You can do the following (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master):

Set up the 'remote' if you don't have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

Now configure master to know to track:

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

And push:

# git push origin master

You can do the following (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master):

Set up the 'remote' if you don't have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

Now configure master to know to track:

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

And push:

# git push origin master

You can do the following (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master):

Set up the 'remote' if you don't have it already

git remote add origin ssh://...

Now configure master to know to track:

git config branch.master.remote origin
git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

And push:

git push origin master
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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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You can do thisthe following (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master):

setSet up the 'remote' if you dontdon't have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

nowNow configure master to know to track:

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

andAnd push:

# git push origin master

You can do this (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master:

set up the 'remote' if you dont have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

now configure master to know to track

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

and push

# git push origin master

You can do the following (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master):

Set up the 'remote' if you don't have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

Now configure master to know to track:

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

And push:

# git push origin master
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innaM
innaM
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You can do this (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master:

set up the 'remote' if you dont have it already

git remote add origin ssh://...

# git remote add origin ssh://...

now configure master to know to track

git config branch.master.remote origin

git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

and push

git push origin master

# git push origin master

You can do this (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master:

set up the 'remote' if you dont have it already

git remote add origin ssh://...

now configure master to know to track

git config branch.master.remote origin

git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

and push

git push origin master

You can do this (assuming you are checked out on master and want to push to a remote branch master:

set up the 'remote' if you dont have it already

# git remote add origin ssh://...

now configure master to know to track

# git config branch.master.remote origin
# git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master

and push

# git push origin master
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Paul Hedderly
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