Hi Dave,
If I understand your question correctly (which I'm not sure I do), then
you need to run
git checkout <branch>
on the second machine.
git branch -lr will list the branches that exist on the remote server, and
git checkout can be used to check out a remote branch onto your machine.
On Thu, 29 Nov 2018, David Mehler wrote:
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I've got a git repo. I'm hosting it on a server. I've got two machines
that I work on with this repo. If I create a branch on one machine
then later commit that branch locally that works. I push it to the
server with:
git push origin branchname
works fine, but on machine 2 when I either clone the repo or if I have
changes and pull them and I do a git branch to list my branches I only
see the master branch.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dave.
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