Git branching remotely from Eclipse -


I am doing all my work on the master branch because I created my project and pushed it into my githab reserves, I'm doing the same thing, so I do not need one.

I want to work on an experimental facility, so I want to make a new branch when I go to "Team -> Switch - New branch", then I see it:

Do the branches refer to making branches on the basis of

And yet, I am not sure Should any of the Rebase, Merge, screenshots shown in my bridge strategy not be?

I was hoping that I can only create a new branch, commit and push it like I do Do with And then switch back to my master branch, when I did not want to work on my experimental facility. It seems that it is more complex than that.

I want to be able to do this through eclipse, so how can I learn for the future, but if I do this on the guitar command line? thank you in advanced.

It seems that what you want (local) branch is based on a remote / basic master (Use the drop-down list at the top) and then select Merge as your pull strategy. This way when you are working on the branch and pull, then by pulling it from the master Any change in the branch directly will merge. This allows you to push the branch upto the remote, which gives you another level of security in case of lost or disturbing your local repo.

Another piece of advice I have learned in a rigorous way: whenever I am doing something with GIT, which I am not completely convinced about, I am going through a quick zip or my local repo Make copy In this way, whatever I used to do, it is easy to remove and return to a good position. Sadly, GIT takes us on such measures, is not it?


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