In my rush to upgrade my PC I had forgotten I had git repositories on a storage drive which I installed in the new PC.
I use Visual Studio to create a build of an open source CMS. I created a repository for the original CMS build using GitBash. I then cloned the original CMS build and created separate repositories so I could work on my production sites modules/themes (one clone for each site).
I would push those module/theme changes to the clones. If necessary, I would push changes to the original CMS repository (which was rare - I left it untouched unless the open source CMS I use had updates; which were then separately pushed to the clones).
I use Bitbucket for the code storage and am using Sourcetree locally to push.
I've tried looking up the answer, but most of what I have read is a bit muddled. Add to this the changes to the Bitbucket and Sourcetree interfaces in the two years since I created these repositories/clones and I feel a bit lost. I'm worried I might make a mistake, so I came here.
How would I go about reconnecting my Bitbucket repositories (both the original CMS, and the clones) to my local drive? Am I going to have to use GitBash, or can I do this through the Sourcetree interface? And how exactly?
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I made a mistake. The original CMS was not pushed to Bitbucket. It just was created on my local drive and then the clones were made from there. How do I reconnect the local clones to that original CMS repository using GitBash?
