← Back to context Comment by nextaccountic 4 months ago or you can just have two remotes and push to both sites and enjoy git's distributed nature 1 comment nextaccountic Reply TranquilMarmot 4 months ago I do this, but beware if you have LFS files. You can easily get into weird states with LFS pushing up to two different remotes and it's really not fun to fix.
TranquilMarmot 4 months ago I do this, but beware if you have LFS files. You can easily get into weird states with LFS pushing up to two different remotes and it's really not fun to fix.
I do this, but beware if you have LFS files. You can easily get into weird states with LFS pushing up to two different remotes and it's really not fun to fix.