Programming
Git: push/pull new branches to/from a remote repository
To push the branch newbranch to the remote repository origin:
$ git push -u origin newbranch
The -u option (we can also use the more verbose --set-upstream option) tells Git to also track this branch, thus allowing us to pull automatically future upstream commits using git pull
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To pull the branch newbranch from a remote repository origin, we first update our local repository:
$ git fetch origin
Then we create a local branch called newbranch and set it to track the upstream one:
$ git checkout --track origin/newbranch
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