Working around `denying non
In my local git repository, I had essentially:
* commit A
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* commit B (master) (origin/master)
I made some changes so it is now:
* commit A
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| * commit B (develop) (origin/master)
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* commit C (master)
I would like the Git repo (hosted on beanstalkapp.com) to be updated to reflect this, and look like:
* commit A
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| * commit B (develop) (origin/develop)
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* commit C (master) (origin/master)
How can I do this? git push fails with denying non-fast-forward refs/head/master . What are my options to work around this?
My repo hasn't been very organized, and I'd like to refactor it once and for all.
Are you allowed to do a forced push?
Otherwise are you allowed to delete a branch? In that case you can just delete the old branch and push the new one, which is essentially the same as a forced push.
git checkout master
git merge origin/master strategy=ours
git push origin master
The 'ours' strategy ignores all changes made between commit A and B , and makes a "fake" merge (a merge in name only). git push then happily does a fast-forward commit between the old origin/master and the new master .
The result:
* commit A
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| * commit B (develop)
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* | commit C
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* commit D, but identical to C (master) (origin/master)
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