git pulls remote branches and associates local branches
Recently, I found that some friends always ask me the same question, how does git pull the code and connect it to the local; it seems to be a simple question, but it will report an error when it is operated. The following summarizes a few points that I hope can help you:
1. Create a blank folder locally;
2. Pull the folder into VScode and open the terminal;
3. Enter git init to initialize the local environment;
4. Copy the git warehouse address and enter git clone xxx (xxx is the git warehouse address you copied);
5. Create and switch to the local branch name git checkout -b xxx (xxx is the local branch name you took yourself);
Six, view all branches git branch -a;
7. Pull the remote branch git pull origin xxx (xxx is the name of the remote branch you want to pull, pay attention to the space);
8. Associate the remote branch with the local branch git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/xxx ccc (xxx is the name of the remote branch, ccc is the name of the local branch you want to associate);
9. View the branch status git branch -vv shows green + blue, which means the association is successful;
10. The follow-up is the basic operation, git add .
Eleven, git commit -m '[branch name] add: xxx'
12. git push can push directly because the association is successful;
Summarize:
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