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Working from different machines.

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TTobiah <toby@tobiah.org>
Date
Aug 17, 2016, 21:47 UTC
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<71d05705-792f-8bb9-026b-5b9251b104b9@tobiah.org>

Right now I have a server at work where I keep a bare repository as a source and backup for projects. So I clone a project from there to my desktop, and work, making a few branches as I try out ideas for new features.

Then I go home, and I want to work as though I was sitting at my desktop. If I clone the committed work, I don't get all my branches. How can I work so that I now easily have all my branches, then after I work at home, when I go back to my desktop, the branches now reflect whatever state I last left them in?

In other words, I want to work from different machines, and always sit down to the environment exactly as I last left it.

Thanks!
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