The **`git remote`** command aids in managing remote repositories. When a programmer is working on multiple repositories, the `git remote` command enables the programmer to view the current remote, add a remote connection, remove a remote connection, etc.

See the full syntax of the command below:

```lol
git remote <options>
```

## 1. `-v`

The `git remote -v` command allows the user to view the names (e.g., *origin*) and the URLs of the remote connections.

## 2. `add <name> <URL>`

The `git remote add <name> <URL>` command creates a remote connection to the `URL` with the name, `name`. The default `name` is *origin*.

## 3. `remove <name>`

The `git remote remove <name>` command removes the remote connection of the given `name`. 


## 4. `rename <prev-name> <new-name>`

The `git remote rename <prev-name> <new-name>` command changes the name of the remote connection from`prev-name` to `new-name`. 


git remote command

Manage remote repositories with git remote command for viewing, adding, removing, and renaming connections.

git remote command

Options

1. -v

2. add <name> <URL>

3. remove <name>

4. rename <prev-name> <new-name>

1. `-v`

2. `add <name> <URL>`

3. `remove <name>`

4. `rename <prev-name> <new-name>`