Git and GitHubLesson 27Free preview

Push Branch to GitHub

This lesson is part of Git · All levels

Summary

Branches that are already working can be sent to GitHub so that the team can review or continue. First a branch requires a -u to make the branch remote and set upstream. If the local commit is left behind from the remote, pull --rebase before re-committing.

Key points

Git sends a new branch to the remote
First to create a branch with the same name in remote
Git push origin <lokal>:<remote> map the name of the different branch
Naming conventions such as feature/name-feature facilitate identification

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