Ok, I’ve done exactly what you said.
U02_backupBT to fit better into my file organization, or will that mess something up on git’s side?
So just to clarify, now I can go like this, correct?
git push master feature/TurretRotation --force
That should be fine.
No. The syntax is git push [remote] [branch] so
git push origin master --force
Note: if you’re currently already on master (not in your screenshot) and that’s set as upstream (e.g. you did git push -u origin master at some point) Then that would be exactly the same as
git push -f
Ok! I think it worked! I’m just wondering why does SourceTree say I still need to push 1 file and need to pull in 5?
I have no idea, I don’t use it. Maybe restart it?
And if you want to push that to your remote (assuming you’re on your feature branch)
git push -u origin feature/TurretRotation
Further pushes from that branch can just be
git push
Yeah that fixed it.
The result is exactly what I wanted! Thank you so much for your help! Sorry if I was asking for more precision, but I didn’t want to mess something up again.
Thanks again!
-Enrico
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