* newbie branch repo migration question
@ 2008-01-23 16:03 David Mansfield
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From: David Mansfield @ 2008-01-23 16:03 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
Suppose I have a local repo with a branch, 'master'. And I create a
branch based on it called, 'topic1'. And I work and commit etc., make
changes on 'master' and merge them back and forth etc.
Now I want to move the 'master' to a remote repository, but not
'topic1', and then I want to switch 'topic1' as a branch of the remote
'master' and not the local one. In fact, I want to 'get rid' of master
locally (or, rather, have 'master' be a tracking branch of
remotes/foo/master).
How is this accomplished?
Thanks,
David
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