How do I push a local branch to a remote repository in Git?

How do I push a local branch to a remote repository in Git?

You can push a local branch to a remote repository using the command: git push origin <branch-name>. Replace <branch-name> with the name of your local branch.

What if the branch doesn't exist on the remote yet?

If the branch doesn't exist on the remote, you can create it by using the same command: git push -u origin <branch-name>. The -u flag sets the upstream tracking.

Can I push all branches at once?

Yes, you can push all branches to the remote by using the command: git push --all origin.

What about deleting a remote branch?

To delete a remote branch, use the command: git push origin --delete <branch-name>.