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Pushed GIT commit not shown in bitbucket repo

Jonathan Freese July 17, 2013

I just did some experimentation in my local git repo, checking out an old commit for inspection, then checking out the top level and re-setting the head to it.

I then made one commit and pushed it to bitbucket. The origin bitbucket URL is correct and git push -v indicates that all is well:

= [up to date] master -> master

updating local tracking ref 'refs/remotes/origin/master'

Everything up-to-date

But the commit does not appear in my bitbucket list of commits. Is it common for there to be a time lag between push and display of commits? (or should I be worried?)

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Jonathan Freese July 17, 2013

Turns out it was a Git newbie error; I had inadvertently created a new branch. This morning after some sleep I merged the branch back into master, pushed to bitbucket and the new commits appeared immediately.

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