> Uhm, it does here (I don't have a GCC repo, it's another one):
I think the problem is that the GCC repo is set up in some unusual way.
> $ git branch -r
> mirror/cpp
> mirror/exc-handling-alternate-fix
> mirror/filesystem
> mirror/ipv6
> mirror/magritte
> mirror/master
> mirror/omnibrowser
> mirror/opengl
> mirror/opengl-nurbs
> mirror/poll-for-win32
> mirror/pool-resolution
> mirror/roe
> mirror/sdl
> mirror/seaside
> mirror/stable-2.1
> mirror/stable-2.2
> mirror/stable-2.3
> mirror/stable-3.0
> origin/HEAD
> origin/master
> origin/stable-2.1
> origin/stable-2.2
> origin/stable-2.3
> origin/stable-3.0
> stephen/master
> stephen/pool-resolution
> stephen/stable-3.0
>
> You can see that it also lists branches for different remotes (with
> distributed version control you need many of them, maybe one per
> contributor).
>
> Have you tried (after changing the .git/config line for
> remote.origin.fetch) doing a "git fetch origin" to refresh the list of
> available branches for the origin remote? If it works now, you probably
> want to remove the files in .git/refs/remotes/*.
I need a new "git clone" just to be sure. It has the line you
suggested. I am using
fetch = +refs/remotes/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
for now.
A small manual edit for each new branch is not too much work.
> Paolo
>
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