Le 22/08/2017 à 01:29, racoon a écrit :
Thanks! I did a "git pull -- rebase" on the master. But it seems neither
to affect the branch I created for the table fixes, nor the patches I
create relative to master.
When I do a "git pull" on my branch I get the following message:
You need to associate your branch to master: when you have it checked
out, do
git branch -u origin/master
Then "git pull" will work as expected.
I would also advise to make --rebase the default for "pull", with this
command
git config --global pull.rebase true
(if you remove the --global, this will only affect this branch)
JMarc
