Johannes Schindelin wrote:
No need to reclone. Just rename the current branch:
$ git branch -m old.branch
This part seemed to work fine.
And then start anew (in the same repository!):
$ git checkout -t origin/web
(You need to adjust the "web" to the appropriate branch name.)
I did "git checkout -t origin" and it said that "-t" was an unknown
switch. Usage says I can choose from -b -l -f, -m, or --track. Should
I choose --track ?
Voila, you are at the same revision as upstream.
Now you can even reapply your "lastest" commit :-)
$ git cherry-pick old.branch
Haha! Good one! I like the cherry-pick command, too. I'll try it once
I get the proper checkout.
Thanks,
Jon
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