Questions tagged [upstream-branch]

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Set upstream branch without using `git push`

After doing git init git remote add origin You can's simply commit and push, since it says fatal: The current branch master has no upstream branch. To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use git push…
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Best way to create new branch copied from old one?

Suppose I want to create a brand-new branch that's an exact copy of an existing one. (If it matters, later I'll explain my particular motivation.) The first time I needed to do this, I did it "by hand": git checkout oldbranch git checkout -b…
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zsh: number expected while using `git push --set-upstream` command

I am getting zsh: number expected whenever I`m running the following command:- Command - git push --set-upstream origin branch_name I`m using Oh My Zsh as my terminal in MacBook Pro with M1 chip. I even tried another command like git push -u origin…
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Fetch upstream from another repo and then push the changes in my local branch

I have two projects one is a mirror from another and I have a branch in the no mirror project that I need to move to the mirror project. I'm doing the next: git remote add upstream https://github.com/my/nomirrorProject.git git fetch upstream…
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Prevent local branch from pushing to upstream branch in DevOps using VSCode?

I have three branches (in DevOps), A, B, and C. In my case, A is the main, B is a development trunkline, and C is a feature being developed for B. While working on C, I'd like to be pulling changes from B when I fetch and pull. However, when I push,…
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Difference between `git checkout -b newbranch upstream/newbranch` and `git checkout newbranch`

I have read this answer about importing an upstream branch into a fork. The answer suggests using git checkout -b newbranch upstream/newbranch to switch to the new branch. I always just used git checkout newbranch in this case and it worked aswell.…
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How to edit/push/pull the parent of a parent fork on GitHub

For a project I am using a Python package called Efficientnet-pytorch-3d (this github page). This 3D implementation is forked from a 2D implementation called Efficientnet-pytorch (this github page). The fork order on github is like…
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error in pushing the code in my private repository

Can someone help me with below issue: I cloned data from my professor Git url and trying to set my private account has upstream master and push the code in my private repository (https://github.com/accountid/reponame'). When I git checkout -b…
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How to push a specific commit to a repo, not including the previous commits, without the history?

I'm trying to push a specific commit to an upstream repo, which is the same as the one I'm working on, but with slight changes. The current repo is ahead of the upstream one and I want to push some of the changes I made in the current repo, but not…
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Git: create fork of project after having worked on a clone of that project

I am currently working on a project in which I have the reporter rights (not allowed to push etc.). Unfortunately I did not create a fork, but cloned the original one on my machine and now I am struggling with the idea how to publish it to get…
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Nginx ERROR: Bad Request" while reading response header from upstream, client

I have Ubuntu 18.04, Nginx VPN running 4 wordpress sites (https enabled). These sites uses Cloudflare plugin. When I published new posts or purge cloudflare cache by using WordPress plugin it gives following error. PHP message: [Cloudflare] ERROR:…
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Nginx domain resolving issue

I had a proxy server which redirects communications to some api on customer side via https. When I use configuration with set upstream variable (proxy_pass $upstream_endpoint$request_uri;), the DNS resolving for this domain (dynamic changing IP…
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git set upstream to remote folder in a repository

I currently have a repository with 3 separate directories in it. There's two remote servers and my local machine that currently have a copy of the entire repository in each. Is there a way I can set the upstream and origin for these remote machines…
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Do I need to run "add" and "commit" before I "push" changes to upstream (making a PR)?

At the bottom there are contribution rules of a project in GitHub. Particularly step 4 is under the question. It doesn't say anything if I need to run add and commit commands before I run git push --set-upstream. Because when I have made my changes,…
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git: shortest command to fetch upstream branch of specific tracking branch?

Given a properly configured local, remote-tracking branch example, what is the shortest way to fetch example's remote counterpart specifically? I could use a bare git fetch origin to fetch all branches, the counterpart included, but this would cause…
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