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Thank you , mccarl. Yes, SourceTree pretty much makes available most of the important bash commands through their UI client. If there is a changed file in the temp branch, will that get overwritten by the feature branch when I rebase? Also if there are conflicts can I please know what would happen?
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Thank you , mccarl. Yes, SourceTree pretty much makes available most of the important bash commands through their UI client. If there is a changed file in the temp branch, will that get overwritten by the feature branch when I rebase? Also if there are conflicts can I please know what would happen?

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Hello Experts,<br />
Through SourceTree, I have created a new GIT branch (let us call it temporary branch) from a Feature Branch. When I push something to the Feature Branch, I expect the temporary branch to track the Feature Branch and notify me that there are commits to be pulled. For some reason, I do not want to merge the temporary branch to the Feature Branch for some time, but like to have all the latest changes in the Feature branch pulled on-to temporary. Can &nbsp;you please let me know if this is possible?
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Hello Experts,
Through SourceTree, I have created a new GIT branch (let us call it temporary branch) from a Feature Branch. When I push something to the Feature Branch, I expect the temporary branch to track the Feature Branch and notify me that there are commits to be pulled. For some reason, I do not want to merge the temporary branch to the Feature Branch for some time, but like to have all the latest changes in the Feature branch pulled on-to temporary. Can  you please let me know if this is possible?

Branching out a Feature Branch.

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