I clone project's wiki repo to my local filesystem and edit wiki's content offline. For large pieces of work I make branches and merge them back to master when job is done. And I encounter the same problem: my online wiki shows my changes, but if I clone another version of wiki I wouldn't see them. Furthermore when I try to pull or push changes in the original repo copy I get "Already up to date" always. Seems like it doesnt even try to sync with cloud repo. Some days later (a week or so) my changes become visible in every copy of a wiki and my original copy becomes functional again.
My question is: what is the correct workflow for working with wiki repo? Can I use it as I described above? I yes, how to make bitbucket apply my changes immeadetely?
If I'm trying to pull to original repo I get "master -> origin/master (forced update)" message and then my local "git log" shows me that origin's head rolled back to some commit in the past. All attempts to push local head to origin lead to nowhere: git even asks me for credentials and just prints "Already up to date". But at the same time bb's web wiki shows me my recent changes made in the original repo instance.
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