Setting upstreams
Are you finding yourself using git remote --add --push-commands not to actually change the location, but to fix authentication problems with GitHub arising from using ssh instead of https? There is a simple solution.
The format of the ssh-url is
git@github.com:{userOrOrg}/{repoName}.git, while we want it to be
https://github.com/{userOrOrg}/{repoName}.git
That is very predictable, so you can run the following command:
git config --global url."https://github.com/".insteadOf git@github.com:
Note the trailing slash as well as the colon!
Yes, that simple!
That's it. You can verify (and change) the setting by inspecting the global configuration:
git config --global --edit
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