问题
I'm new to git and haven't gotten the idea of the workflow fully. So I've created a repository on the github.com and have been able to push all the files from my computer. Now I've created a new repo on the github and created a new folder on my computer. Everything gets pushed from the new folder, but it gets pushed in the old repository, as opposed to the new one. How do I switch to the new repository? Thank you for your help in advance.
回答1:
You can use git remote to view and edit the upstream repositories your local repo is connectted to. To view current remote repos
>> git remote -v
"remote-alias" ssh://url.of.remote.repository/ (fetch)
"remote-alias" ssh://url.of.remote.repository/ (push)
Each repo has a fetch and a push address that are used to fetch from the repo and push to the repo respectively. These are separate to allow setups where the fetch happens over http but the push happens over ssh for instance.
Use git remote rm alias to remove an old remote repository and
git remote add "alias" http://url.to.new.remote
to add a new one (just replace "alias" with the actual alias you want to use).
When you do a git clone a new remote is added by default under the alias origin, this is just a convention and you can name the aliases what ever you wish.
You can have more then one remote repository and when you push just define which one you want to push to
git push origin /src/java
git push dev-tests /some/other/path
回答2:
To push from a different repo, you need to move to the path of that new project and type again:
git init
*for each new project you need to type 'Git init' again
Also, add the new repo of github as remote in the new project since the path of the new project
git remote add origin git@github:<Github user>/<project name>.git
*Replace with the appropiate
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12144512/pushing-new-files-in-a-new-repository-git