[Git] Associates a local branch with a remote branch

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Adding Git to your local project and associating it with a remote, empty library takes just a few steps.

1. Create an empty library

inch d:/workspace/shop/.git/

2. Add a remote repository

ssh://[email protected]:29418/prj/shop

3. Get the branch in the warehouse

$ git fetchremote:counting objects:2, Doneremote:finding Sources: -% (2/2) Remote:total2(Delta0), reused0(Delta0) Unpacking objects: -% (2/2), Done. fromSSH://192.168.1.2:29418/prj/shop* [New branch] master, origin/master$ git branch-a remotes/origin/master

4. Create a local branch

ssh://192.168.1.2:29418/prj/shop * Branch            Master     --A * Master  remotes/origin/master

5. Associating a local branch with a remote branch

$ git Branch--set-upstream-to=origin/'master'  'origin'.

Complete.

After the above steps, the operation of this branch is the same as the branch that was obtained directly from Git clone.

[Git] Associates a local branch with a remote branch