Reputation: 480
Hi! recently I had a issue with my local branch ("new-design"), where from months ago it was tracking its remote branch (origin/new-design) perfectly. In this week I realize that my commits wasn't reflecting in this remote branch, also, it changed unexpectly to master remote branch (origin/master).
From this: local/new-design - origin/new-design to this: local/new-design - origin/master
Tracking the repository history I had never opened a pull-request (this whould not change traching branch references) neither changed mannualy this references.
Any ideas about what happened here? And more important, what is the best method (rebate-onto, compare, etc) to move all commits done in master to new-design branch?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 262
Reputation: 1323125
First, git branch -avv
can show you which branch is tracking which.
Second, you can change your remote tracking branch with:
git branch new-design -u origin/new-design
Upvotes: 2