Push to a remote repository
Let’s push to the local repository you created at the beginning of this tutorial.
Right-click on the “tutorial” directory and click “Push.”
![Click Push](/static/31c650788cd483a377bd917d4d6a1065/5a190/01.png)
Click “Manage.”
![Click the Manage button.](/static/b9f2e4792f978e6ef2b12af975ec95aa/5a190/02.png)
Enter the following:
- Remote: “origin”
- URL: the URL of the remote repository you previously created in Backlog
Click “Add New/Save,” and “origin” will now correspond to the remote repository URL.
Click “OK” to finish.
![Enter the remote repository URL and click the Add New/Save button](/static/5d4d2ae168a917c44e88e6a22e04afe8/5a190/03.png)
![the URL of the remote repository you previously created in Backlog](/static/e6d59a485e7d6bf8a6052e744caef525/5a190/04.png)
If you are on Console, the "origin" remote repository will be used by default if you omit the remote name when pushing/pulling. That is because convention commonly uses "origin" as a remote name.
Select “origin” as the Remote item on the Push screen, then click “OK.”
Enter your Backlog email and password. Then click “continue.”
![Enter your Backlog email and password. Then click continue](/static/7ab1dcf438d608f27e70fcd1c6762e25/5a190/05.png)
You will see the following screen when you have successfully completed the push.
![If you see success on the screen it means success.](/static/288f4ccd301237c3c4498712a619ec2e/5a190/06.png)
Open the Git page on Backlog, and you will find a new update corresponding to your push to the remote repository listed under “Recent Updates.”
![The push item is added to the recent updates.](/static/e3d59d8370684b8c5fde961e0fcf69ba/5a190/07.png)
The pushed file will also appear in the list of files in the remote repository.
![The file from the pushed repository is added.](/static/6313a45522f2a0f08240aa914026bf94/5a190/08.png)
Next, we’ll clone this remote repository.