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March 22, 2018 19:30
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| # I had a need to force update and push the master branch | |
| # Took me a while to find this so I thought I'd share | |
| # Just add a + in front of the branch name and it will work | |
| branch = "refs/heads/master" | |
| repo.create_reference(branch, "refs/heads/develop", force=True) | |
| repo.remotes['origin'].push(['+' + branch], callbacks=callbacks); |
great code, but can you please help to share whether there will be a new remote branch?
Not sure what you are getting at @homeday but if you force push it will overwrite the existing remote branch or create a new one if it doesn´t exist yet.
ok, got it. Thank you.
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great code, but can you please help to share whether there will be a new remote branch?