git push

This command is used to push the changes from your local repository to a remote repository.

By default, it pushes to your default remote repository, but you can specify a different remote and branch as arguments. Different flags and options can be used to control the behavior of the push. For example, you can use -f or --force to forcefully push changes, overriding any conflicts.

Alternatively, you can use --all to push all branches, or --tags to include tags. If you want to set your default remote to a specific repository, you can use git push -u <remote> <branch>. remembered branch