Rename the old branch locally: git branch -m oldBranch newBranch Delete the old branch remotely: git push origin :oldBranch Push up the new branch, and make the local branch track with the new remote branch: git push –set-upstream origin newBranch
Git does not download all branches unless you tell it to. Until then, they are ‘remote’ branches. Use -r to list remote branches: git branch -r git fetch –all git pull –all If you see this error: fatal: The current branch CT-37 has no upstream branch. Push the current branch and set the remote as […]
In this case I had done a restore from a MySQL 5.1 server to a MySQL 5.6 server. That was not too smart, because it broke the mysql database table structures and prevented me from logging in remotely. Local login worked both via the socket and TCP. mysql -u root -p -h remoteHostName Enter password: […]
erics, October 29th, 2020 
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