Adding remote upstream to git repo on bit bucket

问题:

In case of GitHub, I added a remote named upstream to pull in latest changes to my forked repo using:

git remote add upstream [e-mail]:<original_author_name>/<productname>.git

Here, [e-mail]:<original_author_name>/<productname>.git is displayed on my github dashborad, Once I forked the repo.

But in case of Bitbucket, I always see my forked repo location but not the original source from where I fork it from. Now how can I find the location of original repo which I could add as remote - upstream to pull in latest changes from original I forked?

回答1:

If that information (the upstream repo address from which you have forked your own BitBucket Git repo) is really not available anywhere, try at list a pull request.

The pull request screen should display the candidate upstream repo name (that you can click to see its address).

回答2:

Simply add it this way:

git remote add upstream [e-mail]:YOUR-PROJECT-NAME.git

Check out this article for more info: https://blogs.atlassian.com/2013/07/git-upstreams-forks/

回答3:

git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/<branch name you are working in locally  that matches the remote branch name>

git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/alui-git-feature1