> Both the "master" branch and the "amber11" branch are definitely there, but
> maybe there is some additional incantation needed to get them both -- does
> "git clone" only get the master branch? Can any git guru help Jason out here?
This may be of help:
$> git clone gitosis.git.ambermd.org:amber.git amber
checks out only the master branch:
$> cd amber
$> git branch
* master
Amber 11 release version has been tagged in the master branch as v_11.
If you just want to have a look at this you can:
$> git checkout v_11
and switch back to the HEAD of the master branch with:
$> git checkout master
To see all available branches:
$> git branch -a
* master
remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
remotes/origin/amber11
remotes/origin/master
If you want to have a quick look at the amber11 branch:
$> git checkout origin/amber11
If you want to work on the amber11 branch you need to create a local
tracking branch:
$> git checkout -b amber11 origin/amber11
$> git branch
* amber11
master
Finally:
$> gitk
and
$> gitk --all
is at all points VERY helpful to get an overview on what is going on.
All the best,
Andy
> ...thx...dac
>
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