hub-remote(1) - Add a git remote for a GitHub repository.

# Add a git remote for a GitHub repository.

## Synopsis

`hub remote` add [-p] [OPTIONS] USER[/REPOSITORY]
`hub remote` set-url [-p] [OPTIONS] NAME USER[/REPOSITORY]

## Options

-p
  (Deprecated) Use the `ssh:` protocol instead of `git:` for the remote URL. The writeable `ssh:` protocol is automatically used for own repos, GitHub Enterprise remotes, and private or pushable repositories.
USER[/REPOSITORY]
  If USER is "origin", that value will be substituted for your GitHub username. REPOSITORY defaults to the name of the current working directory.

## Examples

    $ hub remote add jingweno
    > git remote add jingweno git://github.com/jingweno/REPO.git

    $ hub remote add origin
    > git remote add origin git@github.com:USER/REPO.git

## See also

hub-fork(1), hub(1), git-remote(1)