git command-clone XXX branch from GitHub, create new branch locally to push to remote repository

PS: The article takes the clone open source project junit5-samples as an example

Proceed as follows

  • Branch clone project from XXX to local (bom is the branch name)
    • git clone -b bom https://github.com/junit-team/junit5-samples.git
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  • Create your own local new branch
    • git broke dev-junit5 test
  • Query the remote warehouse and push the new branch to the remote warehouse
    • View remote warehouse: git remote 
    • Push the new branch to the remote repository ( origin is the name of the remote repository ): git push origin dev-junit5-test
    • After this step is completed, the remote repository will generate a branch dev-junit5-test
  • Associate the current branch code with the new branch of the remote repository
    • git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/dev-junit5-test
  • New branch of local branch code remote repository
    • git add -A: Submit to the temporary storage area
    • git commit 'XXXXXXX': commit to the local branch
    • git push origin dev-junit5-test: push to remote warehouse
  • Next

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