PhpStrom and GitHub: push does not show all available branches

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Anton Medvedev2011-09-26 10:35:12

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Anton Medvedev, 2011-09-26 10:35:12

I am new to git and have not yet mastered all its delights of working from the command line. Therefore, now I use the built-in PhpStorm tools to work with it. However, I ran into a problem: PhpStorm does not show all branches when pushing, but only master (when pulling, both master and developer are available).
Has anyone encountered this? How to decide?
Thanks in advance!

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Troytft, 2011-09-26
@Troytft

It is better to use a separate program / console to work with git, firstly more functionality, secondly independence, to make a small fix - no need to wait for a heavy IDE to start

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skorney, 2011-09-26
@skorney

PhpStorm has a very good work with git (github). At least I worked with TortoiseGit and the console - git support in PhpStorm is beyond praise.
And about switching branches: you use git-> pull (there, it seems, you can select a branch). Or git->current branch can be chosen

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defuz, 2011-09-26
@defuz

Maybe git->fetch changes->fetch will help you.
Also keep in mind that you can push those branches that you took from the origin-repository. Perhaps your local repository simply does not have a branch corresponding to origin/develop.

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Konstantin, 2011-09-26
@Norraxx

git push origin/developer?