How to check the URL of current git repository with TortoiseGit?

Question

I am new to git and have currently switched from Bitbucket to Github, but have not yet deleted the Bitbucket repository. I have a folder in my computer, but am unsure whether that folder is from the github or the bitbucket repository. Is there a way I can check the URL of the repository with TortoiseGit, and if so how?

Solution 1

Git is a decentralized version control system and, thus, can have multiple remote repositories for a working tree.

The configured ones can be seen in TortoiseGit settings -> Git -> Remotes (cf. https://tortoisegit.org/docs/tortoisegit/tgit-dug-settings.html#tgit-dug-settings-remote).

Solution 2

Go to your project folder and open the .git/config file. There you can see the remote urls.

Solution 3

I think that in the 'fetch' dialog, there is a 'manage remotes' link.

Comments

[René Höhle]

When you use windows than you have the git bash and vim ;) use that.

[sonyisda1]

Actually any decent Windows text editor works (e.g. Notepad++)

[Yang Jk]

Remember to click at least one item in "Remote:" list. Normally, there is "origin" in the list. Press "origin" then you can see URL in URL text box.