Copying/moving a Git repository including all branches to a new remote repository

Please note: this is written from the perspective of using the Git Bash shell.

1. Clone the repository to be copied into a new location to ensure it is a fresh checkout
   git clone old-repo-url checkout-location
2. cd into checkout-location, and run the following to checkout all branches from the remote:
   for remote in `git branch -r | grep -v HEAD`; do git checkout --track $remote; done
3. If it doesn’t already exist, create the new remote repository e.g. new-repo
4. Add a new remote that points to the new repository:
   git remote add new-repo new-repo-url
5. Run the following to push all branches to the new remote:
   git push --all new-repo