For example, If new branch is added to the repository and now you wanted to setup that in your local system.
$ git fetch
This will look up the origin and update the local repository with the new data.
For example, newly added branch is 'master'. It will show something like this.
master->origin/master
$ git branch -r
Above command tell you what are all the remote branches available.
$git checkout -b master origin/master
This will create a new branch 'master' and will have a synch with remote branch /origin/master'
$ git fetch
This will look up the origin and update the local repository with the new data.
For example, newly added branch is 'master'. It will show something like this.
master->origin/master
$ git branch -r
Above command tell you what are all the remote branches available.
$git checkout -b master origin/master
This will create a new branch 'master' and will have a synch with remote branch /origin/master'
KKOLIPAKA-MBP:$ git fetch
From https://github.com/kolipakakondal/titanium_studio
* [new branch] master -> origin/master
KKOLIPAKA-MBP:$ git branch -r
origin/HEAD -> origin/development
origin/development
origin/master
upstream/release
KKOLIPAKA-MBP:$ git checkout -b master origin/master
Checking out files: 100% (453/453), done.
Branch master set up to track remote branch master from origin.
Switched to a new branch 'master'
