Hi,
I hope its OK to ask basic questions on this list.
Im a recent convert to git and having trouble with branches. I mostly work on projects by myself, and what I want is that all branches of everything Im doing are in sync everywhere.
I have a remote repository on my production server that serves as the "main" repository. Then i work on projects on a number of different computers--my main home computer, my main work machine, several non-main computers :-) ...
I've found it very confusing dealing with branches in this environment. If I have my "master" branch, and decide that i want a "refactoring-templates" branch, what Id *like* to do is create that branch, work on it, commit it, and when I say "git push" I want everything that's new on that computer to be synced to the "main" repository. And then when I get to the next computer, I want to be able to say "git pull" and have everything on that computer by synced *from* the "main" repository.
Instead I get confused by having to push branches separately, and it's confusing that when I do a pull it doesnt necessarily get other branches unless I specify them directly, and so on.
I've looked at the docs on branches and there's something i guess Im missing because this still seems very difficult. Can someone giving me advice on the best way to keep this kind of thing organized?
Thanks!
Jen
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