git:git-branches
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| git:git-branches [2023/10/27 15:59] – [Main commands] admin | git:git-branches [2023/10/27 16:03] – [Pull/push from/to specific remote branch] admin | ||
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| **Important note** : if you checkout from one branch to another, you will lose all the not committed changes in the branch you leave. | **Important note** : if you checkout from one branch to another, you will lose all the not committed changes in the branch you leave. | ||
| - | ===== Remote pull/push from/to specific branch ===== | + | ===== Pull/push from/to specific |
| Tu pull a branch on remote that does not exist locally, we first create an empty local branch, then we pull by setting the right origin. For example for a remote branch **new_branch** : | Tu pull a branch on remote that does not exist locally, we first create an empty local branch, then we pull by setting the right origin. For example for a remote branch **new_branch** : | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| + | Tu push a local branch to remote, we use **--set-upstream** : | ||
| + | <code bash> | ||
| + | git push --set-upstream origin new_branch | ||
| + | </ | ||
| ===== Working with multiple branches ===== | ===== Working with multiple branches ===== | ||
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