How to restore a Git remote after removing origin
By Flavio Copes
Restore origin after removing a Git remote, reconnect your local repository to GitHub, and find the full git remote add lesson.
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I had removed origin from a Git repository with git remote rm origin. To reconnect the same local repository to GitHub, I needed to put that remote back.
If you are setting up a remote for the first time, the course lesson on git remote add explains the command and remote names.
I restored the remote with:
git remote add origin git@github.com:flaviocopes/myrepo.git
Change flaviocopes/myrepo to your GitHub URL.
Done!
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