[Python] git-filter-repo loses the remotes

I previously got this rewrite of history commit messages to work:

#!/bin/bash

# Create a temporary file to store the commit messages
temp_file=$(mktemp)

main_head_hash=$(git rev-parse main)
suffix="⚠️ rebased since!"
# Use git log to retrieve the commit messages and store them in the temporary file
git log --pretty=format:%s $main_head_hash.. | grep ' build version' | grep -v "$suffix" > $temp_file

# Create a file to store the replacements
echo > replacements.txt

# Iterate over the commit messages in the temporary file
while read commit_message; do
# Print the replacement message to the replacements.txt file
echo "$commit_message==>$commit_message $suffix" >> replacements.txt
done < $temp_file

# # ⚠️⚠️ Rewriting history ⚠️⚠️
git filter-repo --replace-message replacements.txt --force

# # Remove the temporary files
rm $temp_file
rm replacements.txt


but I have no began to notice that it causes my git repo to lose the remotes setup. Af first I thought it was some other git tool I was using, but now I have this script being the suspect ️

How do I avoid losing the remotes?

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