Hi Brian:
[remote origin]
fetch = refs/heads/*:refs/heads/*
Yes, you're right, this works just fine as long as I move out from a
branch that's not in the remote in question, for example by doing:
git checkout -b nothing
git fetch
- OR -
git pull
Do you think there would be any interest
Scott Johnson jayw...@gmail.com writes:
Do you think there would be any interest in a patch that added this as
a simple command line option, though? I guess the idea of this patch
then would simply change this line in the .git/config file for the
length of the operation (and specified
Hello git experts:
Recently, I've encountered the problem where I would like to set my
local repository copy to track all branches on a given remote. There
does not appear to be a switch for this in the git-branch command
currently, however, I will admit that my somewhat limited
understanding of
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 04:34:30PM -0700, Scott Johnson wrote:
Hello git experts:
Recently, I've encountered the problem where I would like to set my
local repository copy to track all branches on a given remote. There
does not appear to be a switch for this in the git-branch command
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