Hello,
I want to contribute via "push" to a branch which I have previously cloned
from a remote repository. There is a problem:
If i create a new commit on branch "master", which coincides with
origin/master, then I can push this commit simply with
git push
However, if i switch to a different branch of the repository which was
cloned, for example by doing:
git checkout origin/lilt
Then I get the message:
"You are in 'detached HEAD' state. You can look around, make experimental
... (etc)"
So I HAVE to create my own new branch based on the one downloaded in order
to start committing and pushing changes. My question is therefore:
Am I strictly limited to committing only on the master / origin/master
branched, and forced to make a new branch for every branch that I cloned
from the remote repo, or is there a way of making the heads of the remote
branches visible as local too?
Thanks,
Iannis Zannos
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