GIT Create branch commit remote Branch

1, create a new branch from an existing branch (such as from the Master branch), create a dev branch

git checkout-b Dev

2, can be viewed once created, branch has switched to Dev

Git branch

* Dev

Master

3, submit the branch to the remote repository

Git push Origin Dev

4, test from remote get dev

Git pull Origin Dev

or:

If you run git fetch with the command line, you can get the remote branch information locally and run git checkout-b local-branchname origin/remote_branchname   You can map a remote branch to a branch that is named Local-branchname   locally

5, I think it's important to set up git push,pull default commit fetch branch, so it's easy to use GIT push commit information or git pull to get information

Git branch--set-upstream-to=origin/dev

To cancel a trace of master

Git branch--unset-upstream Master

6, now casually modify the contents of the project file, and then git commit, git push, then you can directly submit to the remote Dev branch, but not the master

GIT Create branch commit remote Branch