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I have a team of 3-4 people working on 1 project. From master branch i created develop branch at my end on source tree. This develop branch is visible my bitbucket account and also on other team member's bitbucket account but it is not visible on their source tree. I am not able to understand. Used pull functionality but still it is not working, Can anyone please tell how to resolve the issue
Hi
Running git pull effectively runs git fetch and then git merge for the current branch.
Any/All remote branches should be visible in the repository sidebar under the remotes heading, you can then double click on the remote branch to check out a local copy.
Yes, but this does not address the problem. I am seeing the same behavior, my view in SourceTree is not showing me all of the remote branches.
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