The simple answer: you can't really modify origin/master locally.
Jeffrey
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On 12 ноя, 17:09, apm korja...@gmail.com wrote:
The simple answer: you can't really modify origin/master locally.
Jeffrey
To further augment what Jeffrey said --
if you don't want the wrongly committed changes to get lost,
then, while on that detached HEAD, do
git tag mywork
to tag the
Thanks so much for the detailed reply. I'll read this a few times over
and pull up the docs. I have some things to learn :)
On Nov 11, 8:12 am, Konstantin Khomoutov khomou...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm new to this and having an issue. I have a local branch origin/
master. Using gitx I did a
Konstantin Khomoutov :
In other words, that origin/master is local only in the sense
that it is physically present on your machine, but it is not local
in the sense that you can modify it.
It is a reference branch, if you prefer.
Really local branches are those you fork manually.
Tnx
