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Hi<br />
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I have a repo on BitBucket working great and have my 2 prime branches (MASTER and DEVELOP) deploying to my preprod and production instances. <br />
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I have created a new directory (sandbox) on production to act as a sandbox for new feature testing. <br />
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how do I add a new SANDBOX primary remote branch to my repo?
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how do I setup my sandbox instance on production to pull the sandbox branch only?<br />
I have used the following on my local branch of sandbox...<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28142785-1"> git push origin sandbox</code></pre>
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But cant see this on bitbucket as a featured branch?
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Hi

I have a repo on BitBucket working great and have my 2 prime branches (MASTER and DEVELOP) deploying to my preprod and production instances. 

I have created a new directory (sandbox) on production to act as a sandbox for new feature testing. 

: how do I add a new SANDBOX primary remote branch to my repo?
: how do I setup my sandbox instance on production to pull the sandbox branch only?

I have used the following on my local branch of sandbox...

(CODE)

But cant see this on bitbucket as a featured branch?

GIT setup another preprod site

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