>
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> When you do this you're telling git "I want a new branch from where I
> am right now". If you want to be able to pull in a similar way to how
> master works, use the '--track' option.
>

This means that when pulling I will be pulling from the remote ? That
is what I want to achieve. I just want all my branches to pull from the
same remote (as my master branch does).

Thank you for your help.

  -- aghiles
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