I have a repository set up on a server running Git, the repository has an authoritive / bare repository connected to it. If I then set up a local version of the repository on my development machine with:
git clone //ip-address/projectfolder/project.git
I can view all of the code without any problems.
However, when I create a branch on the Git server with git checkout -b v1_0_2_1
I can't see the new branch on my development machine. I've tried running git remote update
and when I type git branch -a
I can only see:
* master
remote/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
remotes/origin/master
Where am I going wrong?
Try
git fetch origin
This will get all branches from the remote repo and store them under remotes/origin/branchname
example :
ptimac:pfus pti$ git fetch origin
remote: Counting objects: 2283, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (892/892), done.
remote: Total 2009 (delta 990), reused 1698 (delta 688)
Receiving objects: 100% (2009/2009), 297.21 KiB | 256 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (990/990), completed with 152 local objects.
From github.com:melexis/pfus
d989914..c09b843 PFUS-682 -> origin/PFUS-682
* [new branch] PFUS-686 -> origin/PFUS-686
b3d0fd2..33e5dd6 PFUS-688 -> origin/PFUS-688
9765ff2..afe0103 PFUS-697 -> origin/PFUS-697
* [new branch] PFUS-699 -> origin/PFUS-699
* [new branch] PFUS-700 -> origin/PFUS-700
* [new branch] PFUS-768 -> origin/PFUS-768
* [new branch] PFUS-769 -> origin/PFUS-769
* [new branch] PFUS-770 -> origin/PFUS-770
* [new branch] PFUS-771 -> origin/PFUS-771
* [new branch] PFUS-773 -> origin/PFUS-773
* [new branch] UAT-PATCH -> origin/UAT-PATCH
004d135..bc210a6 master -> origin/master
Here I got the new work from my team mates, each works on their own branch, which corresponds to a ticket.
ptimac:pfus pti$ git branch -a
PROD
* UAT
UAT_V1
master
remotes/origin/AUDIT
remotes/origin/CUKES
remotes/origin/CUKES_RUBY
remotes/origin/FIX_AUDIT
remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
remotes/origin/INKLESS-423
... many lines snipped ...
And here are the branches in the local repo.
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