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Push to a remote repository

Let’s push to the local repository you created at the beginning of this tutorial.

Right-click on the “tutorial” directory and click “Push.”

Click Push

Click “Manage.”

Click the Manage button.

Enter the following:

  • Remote: “origin”
  • URL: the URL of the remote repository you previously created in Backlog

Click “Add New/Save,” and “origin” will now correspond to the remote repository URL.

Click “OK” to finish.

Enter the remote repository URL and click the Add New/Save button the URL of the remote repository you previously created in Backlog

If you are on Console, the "origin" remote repository will be used by default if you omit the remote name when pushing/pulling. That is because convention commonly uses "origin" as a remote name.

Select “origin” as the Remote item on the Push screen, then click “OK.”

Enter your Backlog email and password. Then click “continue.”

Enter your Backlog email and password. Then click continue

You will see the following screen when you have successfully completed the push.

If you see success on the screen it means success.

Open the Git page on Backlog, and you will find a new update corresponding to your push to the remote repository listed under “Recent Updates.”

The push item is added to the recent updates.

The pushed file will also appear in the list of files in the remote repository.

The file from the pushed repository is added.

Next, we’ll clone this remote repository.

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