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I have a git repo on my server and when I go to add a remote I use
git remote add origin git@gitserver:/opt/git/project.git
Or something like that. I am wondering how can I get rid of the /opt/git/ and just make it
git@server.com:project.git
Make
/opt/gitthe home directory for thegituser ongitserver? Alternatively, putproject.gitin/home/git, or whatever the current home directory for thegituser is…