As part of working on cani I was also using a variety of git remotes. One of the remotes was hosted on a server I have at home. Here’s how I set that up. Let’s say the server has a project in a folder called cani . This folder has the code and a .git/ directory: /home/user/projects/cani We can use the above folder to clone a bare repository (can be used as a remote without causing weird conflicts): cd /home/user/bares git clone --bare /home/user/projects/cani # creates /home/user/bares/cani.git To add this bare repository as a remote to push & pull from can look like a few different ways. Here’s the remote while on the same machine: git remote add local /home/user/bares/cani.git Here’s how you can set up the remote when pushing from another machine: git remote add local ssh://USER@MACHINE:/home/user/bares/cani.git We can associate the branch main as the default branch for remote local : git remote set-branches local main Now we’re ready to push to our local remote!…