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git workflow with multiple remotes and order of operations

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http://stackoverflow.com – I have a bare git repository that I use to push to and pull from on a linux machine (let's call the bare git repository remote originlinux). From my working repository that has originlinux as a remote I push and pull until finally I decide to put it on github. I add the repository for github on their web gui and add the remote repository on my working repository (let's call the remote origingithub) using the git remote add command followed by git pull --rebase, then git push (pull before push since I wasn't allowed to simply push to a newly created github repository without getting one of th (HowTos)

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Submitted by dadebian on 02/01/2013

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