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

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

To push a Git branch to a remote repository, you can use the command: git push origin branch-name. Replace 'branch-name' with the name of your branch.

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

If the branch doesn't exist on the remote, the same command will create it. Just ensure you have the correct permissions.

Can I push all branches at once?

Yes, you can push all branches using git push --all origin. This will push all your local branches to the remote.

What if I want to set the upstream branch?

You can set the upstream branch by using git push -u origin branch-name. This will link your local branch to the remote branch.