I have created a simple git repository that contain just programe.txt file. After that I created a remote repository in remote folder, so the project is now looks like this:
D:.
├───local
│ programe.txt
│
└───remote
└───local
programe.txt
Then I created user2 branch from remote repository and I added programe2.txt file to this branch.
To push all changes, I entered these commands:
git pull origin master
git push origin user2
I merged user2 into master from origin repo. Everything just worked fine until I deleted user2 branch when I was in origin repo; because in remote repo I have user2 branch, but it does not exist in origin repo:
D:\Git\local>git branch -a
* master
D:\Git\remote\local>git branch -a
* master
user2
remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
remotes/origin/master
How can I update everything (like branch state) from origin repo?
I have tried these command but none of them worked:
git pull origin
git pull --rebase
git remote update origin [--prune]
git fetch [--all]
git push origin --delete user2
git reset [--hard]
because in remote repo I have user2 branch, but it does not exist in origin repo:
Then a simple git fetch would restore the remote tracking branch origin/user2 that you deleted. See How do I delete a Git branch locally and remotely?.
How can I update branches state from origin when I am in cloned repo?
If your goal is to also delete the user2 branch on the origin repository, you would need to push its deletion: git push --delete origin user2