Thanks, I thought something was wrong; I'll give it a try. On Thursday, October 30, 2014 10:31:58 AM UTC-4, Ben A wrote: > > Hi, > I am new to git; and created a bare shared repository from one I had been > working on. > The shared depot has a reference to a remote branch I had copied from; > but git remote gives no information. > > git branch -a > branch1 > branch2 > * master > remotes/origin/branch2 > > git remote -v > > Did something break, or is it normal? I was following directions in git > guide using scp. > Also, I wouldn't mind deleting this reference as I will be treating my new > shared repository as the new origin; but wasn't sure how to clean up as > origin is not listed by remote command. > Thanks >
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