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taken from mail at git@versioncontrol.netbeans.org It should be possible to create a new *remote* repo from inside NetBeans. The way I currently do this is to create a new local project, then open the msysgit prompt and run: - git init - ssh servername git init --bare serverpath - git remote add origin servername:serverpath - git add - git commit - git push I do it this way because: 1. I would rather have a canonical location for all my projects (I use my own server, but it could just as well be github, etc) 2. I can't log in to the server and do a pull from my workstation due to firewall issues 3. Creating an empty repo on the server manually before creating the local project and then doing a git pull seems backwards
+1 I would like to have Bitbucket as primary location for my repo.
i think it's possible even now (7.4) - git init - git add - git commit - Git -> Remote -> Push the wizard allows you to persist the settings into a new remote, so you can easily setup origin during pushing. Nevertheless we're missing a general "edit remotes" action