[ACCEPTED]-Push all local branches to origin in git-git
Have you tried
git push --all -u
The git man states
--all 6
Instead of naming each ref to push, specifies 5 that all refs under refs/heads/ be pushed.
-u, --set-upstream 4
For every branch that is up to date or successfully 3 pushed, add upstream (tracking) reference,
the 2 -u is useful if you intent to pull from these 1 branches later
git push <remote_name> '*:*'
The command is intuitive in that it specifies 13 the :. The one on the left of : indicates 12 the name of the local branch and the one 11 on the right specifies the remote branch. In 10 your case, we want to map with the same 9 name and thus the command.
The *:* tells git 8 that you want to push every local branch 7 to remote with the same name on remote. Thus 6 if you have a branch named my_branch you will have 5 a remote branch named <remote_name>/my_branch.
So typically you 4 would do git push origin '*:*' and you would find every local 3 branch with the same name in the remote, which 2 you can confirm by git branch -r which will show you 1 all the remote branches.
You can use a refspec that tells git to push all 1 your branches:
git push origin 'refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*'
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