git push to multiple repositories simultaneously [duplicate]

Question

How can I make git push to push not only to origin but also another remote repository?

as git push is only an alias for git push origin, can I alias git push to push to 2 remote repositories at once (with just that one command)?

I’m not looking for a non-git script here but would like to set this up for my local repository in git.

When I tried it with post-push scripts I failed.

Answer 1

No manual editing

You can add multiple URLs to a remote branch (e.g. all) directly from command line by using git config --add remote.xyz.url with different URLs:

git config --add remote.all.url ssh://user@server/repos/g0.git
git config --add remote.all.url ssh://user@server/repos/g1.git

Fully automatic

If you're super lazy and don't want to copy/paste URLs several times, this is for you:

function git-add-push-all() {
  while read -r name url method; do
    git config --add remote.all.url "$url"
  done < <(git remote -v | awk '!/^all/ && /push/')
}

git-add-push-all # from git (sub)directory

A full bashy script is possible (test $name and $method), but awk is sweet and there is love for everyone.

Push

Then you can push to all remote with

git push all

References

• git-config(1) Manual Page

Answer 2

You can also get url from configured remotes :

for repo in g0 g1 ...
do
    git config --add remote.all.url `git config remote.$repo.url`
done

where g0, g1, ... are the names of your remotes.