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edited Mar 9, 2013 at 11:05

For 1.6.x, it'sit can be done using the git_remote_branch tool:

grb track foo upstream

grb track foo upstream

That will cause Git to make foofoo track upstream/foo

p.supstream/foo. all thanks to floehopper, I just thought to show exact command to fit this question ;)

For 1.6.x, it's can be done using the git_remote_branch tool:

grb track foo upstream

That will cause Git to make foo track upstream/foo

p.s. all thanks to floehopper, I just thought to show exact command to fit this question ;)

For 1.6.x, it can be done using the git_remote_branch tool:

grb track foo upstream

That will cause Git to make foo track upstream/foo.

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created Jun 1, 2010 at 2:23

For 1.6.x, it's can be done using the git_remote_branch tool:

grb track foo upstream

That will cause Git to make foo track upstream/foo

p.s. all thanks to floehopper, I just thought to show exact command to fit this question ;)