当前分支的远程分支的git引用

Question

I can indirectly reference "the current commit" with HEAD .

I can indirectly reference "the commit before otherCommit " with otherCommit~ or otherCommit^ (subtleties relating to merge commits IIRC)

Is there a way that I can indirectly reference "the branch which the currently active branch is tracking".

Usages would include git reset --hard <magicReference> which discards local changes, and local commits to the current branch, without needing to type the name of the current branch.

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Regarding any warnings about reset --hard or detached HEAD s ... I do know exactly what I'm doing and none of those concerns apply. Please assume that what command I want to run that happens to references the remote branch that my current branch tracks is genuinely what I want to run.

Answer 1

您正在寻找HEAD@{upstream} ，也称为@{upstream} ，也称为@{u} 。