Git remote head points to a branch, not master
Question
The origin/HEAD points to my feature branch and not master .
This happened after I rolled back some commits in my local repository and pushed this change to the origin .
I created the pull request to merge policy into master , but it does not work, just sits there.
The graph looks like this:
1 answers
solution1
0 2014-01-02 16:40:11
Github's HEAD points to whichever branch is set to be your default. You can select your default branch in your repository settings .
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