How to add remote repository using Sourcetree
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Solution 1
I'm assuming your local folder is initialized with git
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There are two ways you can achieve this:
Via Sourcetree app:
- In Sourcetree, check the left pane for
Remotes
- Right click on it and select
New Remote
Insert the link to your repo and click on OK
Once that's done, just do a Pull from your branch and commit your changes to the repo
Via Terminal (the easy way)
cd /path/to/your/repo
git remote add origin https://remote_url_of_your_repo
git push -u origin master
Solution 2
What Sahan said is correct. But what solved my issue was I had to create a folder first in the remote repository.
Author by
Ezra Bekele
Updated on January 29, 2022Comments
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Ezra Bekele about 2 years
I'm using a Mac and I'm new to Bitbucket and Sourcetree. I want to push my local repository to a remote repository. So in Sourcetree, I pressed "New", "clone from Url" and I pasted the url right from our remote repository. When I press enter, it says the url isn't valid.
I kinda rushed through the installation, so maybe that could be it.