The easiest would be to have multiple branches and remotes on your local
repo. Something like develop ("developing"), release ("testing") and master
("production") should do the trick. I've taken the branch names from Nvie's
git-flow branching model
<http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model> which, if you're
not using it already, I strongly advise you try.
Then add a git-remote for each one of your servers (developing, testing and
production), and you'll be able to push whatever branch you want to
whatever server you want.
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