git-push

Push to remote

$ git push [origin] [branch]

$ git push -u [origin] [branch]

$ git push --all

$ git push --tags

$ git push --force-with-lease

git push [options] [remote] [refspec]

git push uploads local commits to a remote repository. It updates remote refs with local refs, transferring objects needed to complete the refs.
The command is how local work becomes shared with others. Force push options handle diverged histories, though they should be used carefully. Upstream tracking simplifies future pushes.
git push shares local commits with remote repositories.

REMOTE

Remote repository name.

Refs to push.

Set upstream tracking.

Push all branches.

Push tags.

Force update remote refs.

Safe force push.

Delete remote ref.

Show what would be pushed.

Display help information.

Force push overwrites remote history. Use --force-with-lease for safety. Branch protection may restrict pushes.

git push is a core Git command from initial release, implementing the distributed workflow by enabling commit sharing.

git-pull(1), git-fetch(1), git-remote(1)