Bitbucket - Syncing Branch with another Branch
Since you are the only one working on this branch, you should use rebase
instead of merge
.
# Get the base branch
git checkout v1
# Pull in any changes to make sure you have the latest version
git pull
# Check out your branch
git checkout v1_adminui
# Rebase your changes on top of the v1 changes
git rebase v1
# Optionally push your rebased branch
git push origin v1_adminui
You might have to use the --force
option when pushing in the last step. Since you're rewriting the branch's history with the rebase, the remote branch will have a different history. Only do this if no-one else is using this branch!
Gary
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Gary almost 2 years
This may be a duplicate of How to keep a git branch in sync with master (I assume I can just replace Master with the other branch), but it's vital that this works and doesn't merge the wrong way around so I need to make sure.
Scenario
There was a branch called
v1
, and I created a branch off of that calledv1_adminui
. I've made around 10 commits to my branchv1_adminui
, but a major improvement to another part of the project has been made inv1
, so I want to Sync that change with my current branch.I believe the following would do it:
git checkout v1 git pull git checkout v1_adminui git merge v1
Please can you confirm if this is correct? If not, any help would be appreciated on how to accomplish this.