'How to bring origin/master to latest commit without pushing to remote? [closed]
I want to make this happen without any pushing to the remote repository.
From this: commit (HEAD -> master)
`commit (origin/master)`
To : commit (HEAD -> master, origin/master)
Solution 1:[1]
git update-ref refs/remotes/origin/master <sha1_of_the_commit_you_want>
Updates the given ref (here origin/master, of its complete name refs/remotes/origin/master) to point the given commit.
update-ref will only change a local ref (refs/remotes/origin/master is a local ref) and does no network call, nothing changes on the actual remote.
This can work for local branches too, like master (complete name refs/heads/master).
Note that origin/master will be re-synced on your next fetch (or pull, which includes a fetch)
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