I'm a real newbie at git. But when I create a new remote git repository from a local one which has branches, the command I use to populate the remote from the local is:
git push --all and it seems to work for me. On Thursday, November 15, 2012 4:17:08 AM UTC-6, smith jack wrote: > > i use git svn to clone svn repo locally, then i push this local git repo > to github, > after that, i am surprised to find that there is only one branch named > master on github, why? there should be more branches on it rather than only > one.. > in fact, there are more than 20 svn branches on the svn repo from which i > using git svn clone. > > --
