+ [2014-09-29T22:52:22Z] xcyclist Okay, that did work, however, I am now waiting to know if my git push origin/newbranch in fact only pushed to origin, or also to upstream. I don't want to push to upstream.
+ [2014-09-29T23:04:28Z] xcyclist It appears that my origin is somehow pointing to upstream instead. Do you know how that could happen?
+ [2014-09-29T23:05:05Z] xcyclist I want my origin remote to point to my clone, but when I pushed to origin, a new branch, it pushed to upstream, and my clone does not yet have that branch.
+ [2014-09-29T23:31:49Z] mus1cb0x what happens if i don't provide an email address to go with my git config?
+ [2014-09-29T23:31:57Z] mus1cb0x i don't really want to put my email address out publicly

message no. 50252

Posted by xcyclist in #github at 2014-09-29T23:05:05Z

I want my origin remote to point to my clone, but when I pushed to origin, a new branch, it pushed to upstream, and my clone does not yet have that branch.
+ [2014-09-30T00:01:19Z] VxJasonxV xcyclist: git remote -v
+ [2014-09-30T00:01:35Z] VxJasonxV sounds like your remotes are wrong
+ [2014-09-30T00:03:07Z] xcyclist Yes, I was able to correct them with the help of my collaborator using git remote set-url origin etc.
+ [2014-09-30T00:09:56Z] konu I am trying to figure out how to update a pull request. Might anyone be able to help?