title: How do I push git commits in different Django directories to GitHub without having to keep doing pull merges?
body: <p>I am pushing one set of commits to GitHub from my Django app directory and another set of commits from my templates directory. Because each is a different directory, I had to set up a git remote in each one so that it knows to push to GitHub. </p>
  
  <p><strong>Here's the problem:</strong> Each set of commits has its own "master" branch that isn't aware of the other. First, I push the commits from the Django app directory's master branch to GitHub's master branch and that works fine. But then, if I push the set of commits from the template directory's master branch to the same GitHub master branch, I get an error saying that I need to do a merge before I can push. The push goes through after I do the merge, but it's annoying to have to keep merging the GitHub master to the different master branches of my different Django directories. </p>
  
  <p><strong>My question is:</strong> is it possible to set one master branch for all the different django directories I need to work with so that i can just do one push for files in all my directories? It seems that I need to initialize a .git file for each directory I want to work with which consequently gives each directory its own master branch.</p>