Git - Commits out of Master branch

Question

My commits on the Git tree are out of the master branch. The result of this is when I push to my central repository the commits that are out of the master branch don't get pushed.

Here is a image of what I'm talking about:

What can I do to have the commits without branch inside the master branch?

Best Regards,

Answer 1

Enter this into a command prompt/terminal: git branch -f master HEAD

This resets the master branch to HEAD , but since master already exists, it requires the force ( -f ) parameter.

After this, check out the master branch by executing git checkout master and then you can push your changes and your future commits will be made on the master branch.