Tracking a single remote branch as a local branch is straightforward enough.
$ git checkout --track -b ${branch_name} origin/${branch_name}
Pushing all local branches up to the remote, creating new remote branches as needed is also easy.
$ git push --all origin
I want to do the reverse. If I have X number of remote branches at a single source:
$ git branch -r
branch1
branch2
branch3
.
.
.
Can I create local tracking branches for all those remote branches without needed to manually create each one? Say something like:
$ git checkout --track -b --all origin
I’ve googled and RTMs, but have come up bunk thus far.
