git pull origin mybranch' leaves local mybranch N commits ahead of origin. Why? - Stack Overflow
jeudi 6 novembre 2014 à 21:08Httqm's Links 06/11/2014
I could only "fix" this by running
git fetch origin
on the remote repository side
Advice for the next time :
1. commit on origin (if applicable)
2. commit on remote
3. git pull <remote> <branch> -f
==> to be confirmed
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I could only "fix" this by running
git fetch origin
on the remote repository side
Advice for the next time :
1. commit on origin (if applicable)
2. commit on remote
3. git pull <remote> <branch> -f
==> to be confirmed
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