Git Push Command Generator

How to Use This Tool

This tool helps you build a Git push command by selecting options and flags as per your requirements. You can specify a remote repository, branch, and additional flags to customize your push operation. Below are some common flags and their purposes:

  • --force: Forces the push even if it results in a non-fast-forward merge.
  • --tags: Pushes all tags to the remote repository.
  • --all: Pushes all local branches to the remote repository.
  • --dry-run: Displays what would happen without actually pushing.
  • --set-upstream: Sets the upstream tracking reference for the current branch.

Fill in the required fields below, check the desired options, and generate your customized Git push command!

Specify the remote repository name (default is origin).
Specify the branch you want to push.
Force the push even if it results in a non-fast-forward merge.
Safer alternative to --force; fails if there are new commits on the remote.
Push all tags to the remote repository.
Push all local branches to the specified remote.
Specify the branch to delete from the remote repository.
Set upstream tracking reference for the current branch.
Enable detailed output during push.
Suppress output messages during push.
Show what would happen without performing the push.
Send custom options to the server during push (useful for CI/CD).
Generated Command:
git push