Ever struggled to find the URL of a local Git repository or need to determine the remote Git address from where you originally cloned? In this github guide, we'll show you how to identify the GitHub URL of a cloned Git repository, retrieve the HTTPS clone URL for a Git repo initially cloned using SSH, and find the exact location of repository. Whether you're looking to get all remote URLs from a Git repo or simply want to verify the correct Git remote repository URL, this video has all the tips to help you navigate your Git environment efficiently. So learn how to determine the URL that a local Git repository was originally cloned from.

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