New to Git and GitHub, I think I got my answer, but wanted to see if someone can drill down a bit more to help me fully understand! Thanks!

• repo

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This is excellent. When you write "git remote set-url --push httPs://whatever" I'm assuming the "whatever" is the github.com/username/repo.git ? Thatwould basically ensure the repo I am working with in terminal is relevant to the fork or repo I want to work with?

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• other-repo

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git config --local remote.origin.url https://github.com/whatever/other-repo.git (and maybe git config --local remote.origin.pushUrl https://whatever) is all git remote set-url is doing under the covers. The --local says to set that config option for the local repository you're working on, rather than as a global computer-wide default (setting a computer-wide remote wouldn't make much sense)

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[remote "origin"] url = https://github.com/rustecho/first-cli-repo.git fetch = +refs/heads/:refs/remotes/origin/

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