Welcome to Confirming the Connection.

Our objective for this micro-quest is to Execute the git remote -v command to verify that the 'origin' remote has been successfully added and points to the correct fetch and push URLs.

Before we begin, let's understand how we'll verify our work.

The specification for this task is defined by the automated tests provided in test_main.py. These tests will check if the git remote -v command is executed correctly and if its output indicates the presence of the 'origin' remote.

We will run these tests after attempting the task to confirm we've met the requirements.

Now, let's execute the command to verify the remote connection.

Step by step checklist:

1. Execute the git remote -v command in your terminal.
2. Observe the output to see if 'origin' is listed.

The following documentation sections are going to be helpful:

• Verifying Remotes

With the command executed, let's run the verification tests to ensure the underlying code (which executes this command) behaves as expected and meets the specification.

Run the tests using the command: pytest

Verification Results:

• ✅ Test case where 'git remote -v' output includes 'origin'.
• ✅ Test case where 'git remote -v' output does not include 'origin'.
• ✅ Test case where 'git remote -v' returns a non-zero exit code (e.g., not a git repo).
• ✅ Test case where the 'git' command is not found (FileNotFoundError). All verification steps passed!