Why isn't git checkout -b myb otherb git pull . thirdb
the same as git checkout -b myb otherb git pull . thirdb:myb
Jocke
Why isn't git checkout -b myb otherb git pull . thirdb
the same as git checkout -b myb otherb git pull . thirdb:myb
Jocke
Re: git-pull question
Hi,
On Mon, 16 Oct 2006, Joakim Tjernlund wrote:
> Why isn't > git checkout -b myb otherb > git pull . thirdb > > the same as > git checkout -b myb otherb > git pull . thirdb:myb
You have to understand that "thirdb:myb" means "fetch the branch thirdb and _store_ it as myb (if it fast forwards)".
So, it makes no sense at all to use the "remote:local" syntax with pull.
Hth, Dscho