Hi, i think that prune it's what you are asking for, just like Konstantin
explain to you: it removes locals refs to remotes branches that no longer
exists, once they are removed they will not appear in your repo.
2014-03-31 1:19 GMT-03:00 Fredrik Linder :
>
> 'git remote prune origin' removes lo
'git remote prune origin' removes local branches -- that's not my issue :-)
Thank you though.
My issue is that my local repo (clone1) has an incorrect view of my remote
(origin), and I don't know to fix that -- beside messing with the internals or
re-cloning it.
Besides, this happens regardles
On Tue, 25 Mar 2014 13:33:07 -0700 (PDT)
Fredrik Linder wrote:
[...]
> *The another-branch is actually deleted from origin*
> *origin/master*> git branch | grep 'another-branch' | wc -l
> 0
>
> *Fetching the updated info from origin*
> *clone1/abranch*> git fetch
> *clone1/abranch*> git fetch --
Hello
I have an issue with my clone1 repo not being updated w.r.t. what branches
origin has:
Scenario:
*When I push abranch to origin, it triggers a post-receive hook thatdeletes
another-branch from origin*
*clone1/abranch*> git push
*origin/post-receive*> cd $(mktemp -t -d git.post-receive.X
