Hi,
I am a Git beginner. Recently i started working on a codebase (that is
checked in to a git repository) of our client, who is not very aware
about how git works.
The repository has multiple branches such as
origin/user1
origin/master
origin/user2
Now when i take a clone of this repository : git clone <repo-url>, a
clone of the repo is created on my machine.
But when i do a : "git branch" it shows
user1 *
which means that the "head" is pointing to the "user1" branch.
The client told me that all the recent code were being merged into the
"master" branch and hence the "user1" branch has code which is older
than "master" branch.
I had 2 queries :
1. Is it possible to make the "head" of the remote point to "master"
instead of "user1", so that other members of my team get the latest code
when they try to clone the repository.
2. Is there any way to safely merge "user1" to "master".
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