What is the purpose of the git remote command?

The git remote command is used to manage remote repositories, allowing you to add, remove, and view remote repositories in your local repository.

Specific functions are as follows:

1. Add a remote repository by specifying a name and URL. The name can be used to reference the remote repository, while the URL specifies its location.
2. Check the detailed information of all current remote repositories, including their names and URLs, using ‘git remote -v’.
3. Rename the name of a remote repository.
4. Remove a remote repository, disconnecting it from the local repository.

Using the git remote command makes it easy to manage the relationship between your local repository and remote repository. This includes adding, deleting, and viewing remote repositories, as well as assigning aliases for remote repositories.