i answer myself, it can help others :
in my case, i have two remotes origin (which is my fork on github) and
dolibarr (official dolibarr repo).
in order to retrieve a branch, let's take 10.0, you have to :
1) git fetch dolibarr
2) git checkout -t dolibarr/10.0
that's all !
Le 11/07/2019 à 15:45, Christophe Battarel a écrit :
do you have an example ?
Le 11/07/2019 à 12:40, Sasa Ostrouska a écrit :
On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 12:42 PM Christophe Battarel
<christophe.batta...@altairis.fr> wrote:
i should be more accurate :
1) i have a fork on github based on dolibarr github repo
2) i have a local repo linked with my fork
3) i often do git pull from dolibarr (not my fork) github repo to get latest
code, then i push on my github fork
4) this way i can make commit on my local repo, push on my github fork, and
make PR on dolibarr official repo.
My question is : when a new branch is created on dolibarr official repo (latest
was 10.0), how do i get it in my local and my fork repos ?
"git fetch " should do the job for everything. Then you have to use
"git merge" to merge what you need and where you need it.
man git fetch
Rgds
Saxa
i guess other dolibarr contributors should face the same "problem" (for me)...
Thanks
Christophe
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