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This time, we've made a change not in the
medals repo but in the myclone repo, so

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let's change to that directory,
cd myclone.

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Now let's take a look at what's changed,
git diff.

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We realize that there was
no link to the gold.html or

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the silver.html pages from the main page,
so we added links and saved the file.

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Let's stage the changes,
git add medals.html,

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and now let's commit them,
git commit -m "Add links".

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That commit now appears in our history for
the myclone repository.

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If we run git log,
we'll see the add links commit at the top.

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Now as you might anticipate
from seeing the previous video,

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this commit does not appear
in the medals repository.

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Let's change to the parent directory, and
then back down to the medals subdirectory.

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Now that we're in the medals repo,
let's run git log, and

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there's no add links commit here.

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And although we were able to run git pull
in the myclone repository to pull in

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commits from the medals repo,
we can't pull from myclone to medals yet.

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If we run git pull myclone,
we'll get the error,

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myclone does not appear
to be a git repository.

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When we cloned the medals repository
to the myclone repository,

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medals was automatically set up
as a remote repo on myclone.

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But the reverse isn't true, in fact,

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we can try running git
remote from the medals repo.

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git remote, and
we don't see any remote repos at all.

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So we're going to need to add myclone
as a remote on the medals repo.

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We can do this with the git
remote add command.

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git remote add takes two arguments,

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the first is the name we want
to give the remote repo.

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We can use any name we want, but
generally it should be all lowercase.

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In the myclone repo,

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a default name of origin was used
to refer to the medals repo.

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Medals wasn't cloned from myclone, though,
so that's probably not appropriate here.

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Instead we'll just give it the same name
as the directory we cloned it to, myclone.

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The second argument will usually be
the URL of the remote repository.

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Since this remote repo is just another
directory on our local computer,

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we'll give it the path to
that directory instead.

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We can't just type myclone, though,

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that would indicate the myclone directory
lives inside the medals directory.

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We need to indicate the myclone
directory that lives alongside

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the medals directory in
the parent directory.

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So we type .., for
the parent directory, /myclone.

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You can read that as the parent
directory's myclone subdirectory.

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Okay, so we have a name for

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the remote repo as well as the directory
path that we're using in place of a URL.

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Let's hit Enter to run the command.

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We won't see any output, but as usual,
that just means there were no errors.

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Now let's try running git remote again.

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This time we'll see a remote repo
with the name we specified, myclone.

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So now we have a remote repo set
up in the medals repo as well.

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Let's see if git pull works this time.

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git pull, we still get a no remote
repository specified error.

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Let's try specifying the remote
repository name, git pull myclone.

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We get an error again, but it's not
myclone does not appear to be a git

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repository, so at least this is progress.

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The error says we didn't
specify a branch to pull from.

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We won't be covering git branches
in this introductory course.

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But you can see the teacher's notes
if you'd like more info about them.

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We have to specify a branch name to
get this command to work, though.

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You can get the current branch
name with the git branch command.

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By default, git repositories start
with only one branch, named master.

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Because we haven't created
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our work in the myclone repo will be
on the master branch there as well.

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So let's specify master as the branch name
to pull from, git pull myclone master.

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That took a lot of setup, but
our command finally worked.

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It pulls our new commit from the myclone
remote repo into the medals repo.

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If we run git log,
we'll see the Add links commit at the top.

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And if we run git log -p, it will show the
actual changes to the medals.html file.

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So now you know how to
add a remote repo in git.

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That's going to be important,

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because the next remote you add
is going to be a GitHub repo.

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We'll show you how to share your
work on GitHub in the next video.