git-multipush ☆

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Description:
Push a branch to multiple remotes in one command

Type: Formula | Tracked Since: Dec 28, 2025

Links: Homepage | formulae.brew.sh

Category: Developer tools

Tags: git git-remote productivity developer-tools cli

Install: brew install git-multipush

About:
GitMultipush is a command-line utility that allows you to push a Git branch to multiple remotes simultaneously with a single command. It eliminates the need to run separate push commands for each remote, such as origin and upstream. This tool is particularly useful for developers managing forks or mirrors who want to synchronize changes efficiently.

Key Features:

Push to multiple remotes in one command
Automatic remote discovery or custom list
Simple command-line interface
Reduces repetitive Git commands

Use Cases:

Syncing a feature branch to both origin and a personal fork
Upstream contribution workflow where changes are pushed to both the fork and the upstream repository
Mirroring repositories across multiple hosting services

Alternatives:

Shell loops (for loop) – Manual shell loops require more typing and are less convenient than git-multipush's single command.
git-remote-add – Adding remotes is a prerequisite but doesn't automate pushing to multiple targets at once.

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