Working with different clients I often end up with multiple Git remote repositories. When I start a new project with a client I create the initial repository in my Gitlab called origin and if the time comes I will add another remote repository in the client environment with the name of the client clientABC. This is how to add a new Git remote repository in addition to your default Git repository.
Add the new remote repository using the git remote add command. git remote add clientABC https://gitlab.com/clientABC/exampl-repo.git
Then when pushing or pulling from the different remote repositories make sure to include the appropriate remote name when running the commands. For example, when pulling from origin dev branch use git pull origin dev. And if you want to push your changes up to the new client remote use git push clientABC dev.
It started snowing again today. At first the snow was a light snow that reminded me of “Stranger Things” other world type of snow. But now it’s turned into a full on snow storm with a forecasted total of 6 inches accumulated when it’s all over. In Minnesota six inches isn’t out of the ordinary, but on October 20th it’s pretty much out of the norm. As a kid I don’t remember it snowing this early in the year, except for the big Halloween blizzard of 1991 which any Minnesotan over the age of 35 will gladly tell you about.
I was curious about how early it usually snows in Minnesota so I looked back over some weather timelines as well as my own social media feeds and found that over past couple of years it has snowed early in October – almost like clockwork. They’ve all been pretty light but snow that doesn’t stick around when it’s this early in the year but seeing snow in October can really be brutal on your mood.
List of Minnesota snow records
During my in depth research of early snowfalls I found this table on Wikipedia with the list of Minnesota weather records. Here’s the snow records with the earliest recorded snowfall being August 31.
As it’s “Stranger Things” snowing out I’m listening to Cattails by Big Thief. It’s has a very nice mellow sound that goes great with this kind of weather.