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What’s the benefit of this? That the remote will be called “github” instead of “origin” so it’s clearer? Or is there something else?

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None. The only way I see this being useful is if I didn't know what the -u flag does. Or you had more than 1 remote, but in over  10 years I haven't seen any project with 2 remotes or more.

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My typical project has 3 remotes. I push to all with a one liner: 'alias gp="for remote in \$(git remote); do git push \$remote main; done"'

Also not sure if it interests you, I've just found out this myself, a remote can have more than one URL, so you can have a forth remote called "all" with the other 3 remote URLs. Quite frankly I can't see much benefit too it that your clever alias doesn't cover, however I'm a one remote guy so maybe you can find some use in it.

Interesting. I didn't know that. I don't think I have a use for that at the moment, but always appreciate little bits of knowledge like that.