I have a base branch "working".
Now I create a branch "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program" and make it track working.
Then I change some file, pull from working, commit change and push it to remote branch "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program"
Then I check and it lost track to working (when pull, it so remote branch to pull is "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program" instead of "working", and when right click/ track remote branch it has no tick in origin/working)
So how to prevent Sourcetree from losing tracked branch after pushing?
Hi
If you push local branch "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program" to remote branch "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program" then you have changed the tracking from
"/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program"-> working
to
"/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program" -> "/bug/mix/fix_bug_of_program"
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