| git checkout master | |
| git push origin HEAD:newBranchName | (1) Create a new branch remotely |
| git branch newBranchName | (2) Create a new branch locally |
| git checkout newBranchName | (3) Checkout the new branch |
| git pull origin oldBranchName | (4) Remote old ==> Local new branch |
| git push origin newBranchName | (5) Local new branch ==> Remote new |
| git branch – - set-upstream newBranchName origin/newBranchName | (6) set up local branch to track remote branch |
| git branch –d oldBranchName | (7) delete local old branch |
| git push origin : oldBranchName | (8) delete remote old branch |
Note I: the local branch can be renamed by:
git branch -m oldBranchName newBranchName
Note II: step (1), (2) and (6) can be combined into a single command:
git branch newBranchName origin/newBranchNameFiled under: Programming Tagged: git rename branch locally remotely
