I’m now working on a project that is hosted on github AND rubyforge. And lazy as I am, I don’t want to do:

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git push origin
git push rubyforge

That’s why I create a handy shortcut for it and placed it in my ~/.bashrc:

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function git-push-all() {
for remote in `git remote`; do
git push $remote
done
}

What it does: it lists all remote repositories linked to that git project and pushes them all. Usage:

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git-push-all

Don’t get confused with “git-push –all”! That’s something completely different!