When simply doing git push
to a remote repository, its master
branch gets updated. This is undesirable in the case of non-bare repositories, and the warning message displayed by recent Git versions makes that clear.
I'd like to be able to push to a remote repository, and have one of its remote tracking branches be updated. Later, when I log in to the remote machine and run commands, I can choose to merge that remote tracking branch into master
.
How can I do that? Or is there a better way to push changes to a non-bare repository?
You can do:
git push master:some-remote-branch
for example:
git push master:alex/master
(Although it is still not recommended to push to non-bare repository.)
I guess you should just set up a separate bare repository, ie. one without a working copy. Then you could just log in to the remote machine and clone this remote repository, and fetch/pull whenever you need it.
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