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I am working on a project that will have multiple versions that I’d like to track. However, these branches won’t ever be merged, I want to keep them almost as separate projects.

I’m working on a project which requires me to create a number of Git branches with identical starting components (something like x/y/z/). This slows down tab completion a lot, since there are remotes on this project for other people working on it that have similar but distinct starting components. Is there a way to create a git alias which would automatically prepend my particular branch start to git checkouts?

I forked a project, cloned it to my machine, made 2 commits, pushed them to my forked repository, and then created a pull request to the original repository. Initially, my forked repo showed as 2 commits ahead of the main repo, which made sense since I had made 2 commits.

I already ran this
git remote add origin https://github.com/Eample/example_repo.git

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…where example.com would be replaced with the URL of my site of course. I’m just working from my home machine. example.com is down but I’m trying to push to github, not my site.