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I have a workflow in which local branches end up with names that I don't really want to be visible in the remote repository. I would like to set the upstream name when I create the local branch, so I ...
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My remote repository has hundreds of branches, so fetch is configured conservatively: % git config --get-all remote.origin.fetch +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master refs/heads/release/2.5:...
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When I try to fo a git pull, I get: Your configuration specifies to merge with the ref 'refs/heads/master' from the remote, but no such ref was fetched. when I'm on master. I have tried: git reset --...
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I am working on a Forked repo (xyz) of an Upstream repo (abc). I created a branch (Branch1) and started working on it. Once Done, I raised a PR which looks like this: Open: amol wants to merge 5 ...
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I have a two branch called NB1 and NB2, Those branch present in remote repository I have set a upstream as "git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/NB1 NB2" Then switch the branch to NB2, Now I ...
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When attempting to compile my custom Linux kernel, the sudo make modules_install command failed, resulting in the following errors: INSTALL /lib/modules/5.14.0-rc7+/kernel/arch/x86/crypto/blake2s-...
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I've pushed from git to github on this ssh/set up before. IT HAS WORKED. I created a new repo on github. I set up remote - when I type git remote -v it gives back two lines starting with "origin&...
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After doing git init git remote add origin <some_origin> You can's simply commit and push, since it says fatal: The current branch master has no upstream branch. To push the current branch and ...
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Following up on Git: rebase onto development branch from upstream, basically the same ask as: I have local master and develop branches. I do all my work on develop and then merge them into master for ...
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There is something that I do not understand. 1 - I am working on this repository tallyfor/re-frame-firebase (link). As you see, it is a fork of deg/re-frame-firebase (link). 2 - Now, after doing a git ...
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Consider a common scenario where we have two upstream branches set up for two local branches. This can be verified using git branch --all -vv which provides the following output: * master ...
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Suppose I want to create a brand-new branch that's an exact copy of an existing one. (If it matters, later I'll explain my particular motivation.) The first time I needed to do this, I did it "...
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I am getting zsh: number expected whenever I`m running the following command:- Command - git push --set-upstream origin branch_name I`m using Oh My Zsh as my terminal in MacBook Pro with M1 chip. I ...
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I forked github repository month ago. I created branch "test". Yesterday I opened it on GitHub (page) and I clicked "Fetch and Merge" button (on branch "test"), after ...
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I have two projects one is a mirror from another and I have a branch in the no mirror project that I need to move to the mirror project. I'm doing the next: git remote add upstream https://github.com/...
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