SourceTree - how to checkout to remote repo branch
I create a new branch in remote GIT repository. Repository stored on BitBucket.
In my my local repository I can see this new branch with SourceTree. It appears in commits list, on same commit I create branch from. But I cannot see this new branch under branches list and cannot checkout it.
I want to checkout and push updated on my local workstation code to remote repository back, but within exactly this new branch. I started development on same branch, what was source to clone new branch.
I tried to pull this new branch. It is empty as it should, but it still not under branches list and I cannot checkout it.
How to commit to this new branch?
With SourceTree (1.9.6.1) alone (not talking about the command-line here), make sure:
- you have fetched the repo
- your log view is set to "All Branches" (not "current branches")
- "Show Remote Branches" is selected
Note: the BRANCHES section at the left side of the log view only display local branches, not the remote ones.
The remote branches are list in the REMOTES/origin section, just below BRANCHES and TAGS.
By double-clicking on the remote branch, you can create a new local branch.
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