Given I\'m on first branch, tracking \'foo\' and \'bar\' files, like this: my_repository/ ./foo ./bar How could I also track another branch (remote), where this \'foo\' and \'bar\' files are locate
So I ran this command: git checkout -b --track origin/RB_1.4.5 I thought that it would create a local branch by the same name and set it up to track the remote branch, but instead it created a bran
I want to remove all version tracking from a project\'s directory. What is the correct method to do this?
How do you stop tracking a remote branch in Git? I am asking to stop tracking because in my concrete case, I want to delete the local branch, but not the remote one. Deleting the local one and pushin
I\'m learning awk and I have trouble passing a variable to the script AND using it as part of a regex search pattern.