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One thing to remember is that a pull is fetch + merge. I always fetch first which doesn't change any local branches. If that doesn't work fix your remotes. You
by karmakaze 4y ago
One thing to remember is that a pull is fetch + merge. I always fetch first which doesn't change any local branches. If that doesn't work fix your remotes. You can always recreate your local branches to track remotes, then reset to specific git hashes (if you take note of them or give them temp branch names).