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user128511
user128511

Reputation:

git push one branch back to original remote branch

I pulled a remote branch. I made some changes. I want to push my local changes back to my remote branch (not master)

Here's the commands I used to pull

git remote add my-desktop ssh://mydomiain.com/usr/local/me/myproject
git fetch my-desktop
git branch some-feature-mylaptop my-desktop/some-feature
git checkout some-feature-mylaptop

now I edit, git commit, and want to push the changes from some-feature-mylaptop back to my-desktop/some-feature. Tried 'git push origin my-desktop' that didn't work. Tried 'git push my-desktop some-feature-mylaptop'. That just made a new branch on mydesktop call 'some-feature-mylaptop'

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1326

Answers (1)

Ivan Danilov
Ivan Danilov

Reputation: 14787

git push my-desktop some-feature-mylaptop:some-feature

With local-branch:remote-branch syntax you are effectively saying that git should push your local-branch on top of remote remote-branch. You could read about it here

Upvotes: 2

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