What is the usage of the git remote command?

The ‘git remote’ command is used to manage remote repositories. It has the following common uses:

1. Add a remote repository to the local one and assign it an alias.
2. Remove the remote repository with the specified alias using git remote remove.
3. git remote rename [old_alias] [new_alias]: Rename an existing remote repository alias.
4. Displays the aliases and addresses for all the current remote repositories.
5. git remote show [alias]: Displays detailed information about the specified remote repository, including branch information.
6. Update the reference of a specified remote repository to reflect the latest state of the remote repository in the local repository.
7. git remote prune [alias]: Remove branches from the local repository that no longer exist in the remote repository.

These commands can help you add, delete, rename remote repository aliases, view remote repository information, and update local repository remote references.