Not able to see all branch of git repo in the bitbucket

[Lokesh Pareek]

Hi,

I created a bitbucket account and add a repo in it. I created one branch by source tree. Newly created branch is not available in the bitbucket source tab.

Please look into it.

Thanks,

Lokesh

[Temo Munoz]

git fetch && git checkout <feature branch>

[Adam Starrh]

For anyone else coming to this issue, I had to take the following steps to resolve this.

On the branch list on the left margin in SourceTree, find the branch you want to 'sync' and right click. Go to "Push To" and select origin. After doing this, it should appear on your BitBucket account. 

For whatever reason, simply pushing the branch from the main screen doesn't always work.

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

Lokesh, you have to push your new branch to the remote. Did you do that yet?

[Lokesh Pareek]

Yes I pushed new branch to the remote by sourcetree. But the question was how can i sync all branch in bitbucket ?

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

What do you mean by sync a branch?

Also, are you saying that the branch is not in remote even after you pushed it? If so, how did you push the branch from sourcetree?

[Lokesh Pareek]

Jabin,

The branch are on remote. And i pushed it by sourcetree but i can not see in my bitbucket account.

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

Why do you think the branch is in remote when it is not in the account? Is this Bitbucket Cloud or server? Maybe you can add some screenshots here!

[Lokesh Pareek]

I did following steps:

1.  I have a Repository on Git.

2. Create a account on bitbucket and Import repository.

Suppose I import a repository on 6th Feb and i got all branches which are created till 10 Feb. 

If i create new branch  after 6th feb on Git but source tree and push it on Git. 

So the newly created branch not visible in bitbucket account.

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

Click on the repository and check if you have the new branch listed under the "branches" dropdown.

[Lokesh Pareek]

Not Listed.

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

Well, that confirms that the branch is not in remote yet. How did you push the branch from sourcetree?

[Lokesh Pareek]

Just create a new branch and push by clicking on push btn in the sourcetree.

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

Hmm, not sure what went wrong. Did you check out the new branch and pushed that one? You can see some screenshots at https://confluence.atlassian.com/get-started-with-sourcetree/create-and-push-a-branch-to-the-remote-repository-git-847359118.html.

[Lokesh Pareek]

I created a new one and pushed with the same steps even after i didn't get the latest branch in bitbucket.

Please do a needful.

Thanks,

Lokesh

[Steve Thornhill]

Could you provide a screenshot of the branches tab within the repository itself.

It may help with understanding where your issue is.

[Lokesh Pareek]

I did following steps:

1.  I have a Repository on Git.

2. Create a account on bitbucket and Import repository.

Suppose I import a repository on 6th Feb and i got all branches which are created till 10 Feb. 

If i create new branch  after 6th feb on Git but source tree and push it on Git. 

So the newly created branch not visible in bitbucket account.

[Steve Thornhill]

So when you select the repository in bitbucket, you should see a list of options, one of which is the branch list.

[Steve Thornhill]

Have you committed the changes in source tree and pushed back to Bitbucket?

[Lokesh Pareek]

Yes I committed and pushed new branch to the remote by sourcetree. But How can i pushed backto Bitbucket ?