I have a local git repo where I make all development for a project. I have two private remote (!) GitHub repos: the first is on my personal account, the second on the account of my client whom I do the project development for.
I push from the local repo to both remotes daily. My issue is that I have to manually switch between first and second GitHub account credentials to push to the desired one.
I.e. I am on Windows. I have set up the first remote credentials on Windows Credentials Manager. I pushed to the first remote all day. I need to push everything to the second remote at the end of the day. I remove first remote credentials in the manager. I add the second remote credentials. I push to the second remote. I change credentials back to the first remote ones. Doing all this is very annoying.
Is there a solution to assign the credentials to each remote once and then just git push all or something?
Or is there the other git workflow (mirroring or what?) that would allow to keep both private remotes up to date to my local one?
