A practical exploration of pushing Git repositories to both GitHub and Bitbucket simultaneously to avoid a single point of failure. Covers three approaches: explicitly pushing to two separate remotes, using Git aliases (including bang aliases and bash function wrappers), and configuring multiple push URLs on a single remote. Also discusses the limitations of each approach, particularly around partial push failures and the lack of multi-fetch URL support.

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Pushing Explicitely To Two Different RemotesUsing Multiple Git Push URLsConclusion
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