What is "origin"?

In Git, "origin" is the default name given to the remote repository from which you initially cloned. It serves as a reference point that allows you to communicate with the upstream repository. In simple terms, "origin" is equivalent to the Copia Git repo.

Of course, "origin" is just a default name and can be changed. Additionally, a Git repository can have multiple remote repositories associated with it, each with its own name. But by convention and for simplicity, the primary or source remote is often left as "origin".