I have a project in Gitlab that is available over HTTP/SSH:
[email protected]:MyGroup/MyProject.git
I want to change that using another IP, i.e.:
[email protected]:MyGroup/MyProject.git
Where or how can I change that?
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1Do you mean you've moved the repo to a new server (with new IP address) and want to know how to update clones to find it at this new location? Or do you mean you want to know what to do with the repo, so that this new URL would find it? Or something else?– Mark AdelsbergerCommented Jun 6, 2017 at 14:14
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You can use below command to set new URL for your repository.
git remote set-url origin git://[email protected]:MyGroup/MyProject.git
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1Should be the correct answer! ✅ Also to see that it took effect:
git remote -v. Commented Jan 2, 2019 at 11:26
You can find all repositories remotes inside the file .git/config. You can edit it by hand or use command git remote.
answered Jun 6, 2017 at 13:10
once You set url don't forget to check
git remote set-url origin git://[email protected]:MyGroup/MyProject.git
to check url properly set or not use below command
git remote show origin
or
git config --get remote.origin.url
