It's not necessary to remove old origin and create a new one. You can just change the existing origin url: git remote set-url origin NEW_URL
git remote set-url origin NEW_URL
So does this preserve editing history?
👆 Wow 😲, Eugene. Thanks for the set-url option.
set-url
To borrow from SQL, my posts is using "DELETE" then "INSERT" while your command does an "UPDATE".
Much simpler.
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It's not necessary to remove old origin and create a new one. You can just change the existing origin url:
git remote set-url origin NEW_URLSo does this preserve editing history?
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Wow 😲, Eugene. Thanks for the
set-urloption.To borrow from SQL, my posts is using "DELETE" then "INSERT"
while your command does an "UPDATE".
Much simpler.