Problem:
How do I get a local git branch to track a remote branch?
Solution:
The following examples assume a branch "thebranch" and a remote "myremote". They also assume you are using git in the command line.For Git 1.8.0 and later:
If you've already checked out "thebranch" on your local, then:
git branch -u myremote/thebranch
If you haven't checked out "thebranch" on your local, then:
git branch -u myremote/thebranch thebranch
For Git 1.7.0 until 1.7.12.4, if you've checked out "thebranch" on your local, then:
git branch --set-upstream-to=myremote/thebranch
If you haven't checked out "thebranch" on your local, then:
git branch --set-upstream-to=myremote/thebranch thebranch
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