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I have a set of repositories on Github and Bibucket. I have started from scratch all these repos are at master branch only.
Now after 15days i am updating Github with new changes at master. But how to sync these details in bitbucket repos. every time i am manually deleting the repos in bitbucket and importing from github. To avoid is there any sync up process between github to bitbucket whenever an update happens or do a manual sync up whenever desired.
Hi Surendrat
You can configure multiple push repositories:
Remotes
Suppose your git remotes are set up like this:
git remote add github git@github.com:aee/my-project.git git remote add bb git@bitbucket.org:ae1/my-project.git
The origin
remote probably points to one of these URLs.
Remote Push URLs
To set up the push URLs do this:
git remote set-url --add --push origin git@github.com:aee/my-project.git git remote set-url --add --push origin git@bitbucket.org:ae1/my-project.git
It will change the remote.origin.pushurl
config entry. Now pushes will send to both of these destinations, rather than the fetch URL.
Check it out by running:
git remote show origin
Per-branch
A branch can push and pull from separate remotes. This might be useful in rare circumstances such as maintaining a fork with customizations to the upstream repo. If your branch follows github
by default:
git branch --set-upstream-to=github next_release
(That command changed branch.next_release.remote
.)
Then git allows branches to have multiple branch.<name>.pushRemote
entries. You must edit the .git/config
file to set them.
There are a number of resources out there on this topic and here are a couple:
Pushing to Multiple Remote Repositories Using Git
Hopefully this helps!
Cheers,
Branden
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