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Run these commands from your local repository, replacing the placeholders with your actual branch and remote names: # Set the remote for fetching (pull) git config branch.<branch-name>.remo...
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Michael
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2026-09-14T10:49:39Z (3 days ago)
Run these commands from your local repository, replacing the placeholders with your actual branch and remote names: ```bash # Set the remote for fetching (pull) git config branch.<branch-name>.remote <fetch-remote> # Set the remote for pushing git config branch.<branch-name>.pushRemote <push-remote> ``` For example, if your branch is mybranch, you want to fetch from origin and push to upstream: ```bash git config branch.mybranch.remote origin git config branch.mybranch.pushRemote upstream ```