OK, thanks.

2019-09-06 9:54 GMT+02:00, Luke Davis <luke@newanswertech.com>:

On Fri, 6 Sep 2019, Noelia Ruiz wrote:

Hi, after adding and fetching the Bitbucket remote repo, we should do:

git checkout -b stable # Create a stable branch from master for example.
git branch -u bitbucketRemoteRepo/stable # We will track the stable
branch of the remote from our local stable branch.

Okay. I think you need to add something to your instructions. I did
something
similar, but I could not do this exactly, which is what caused the problem.
The
machine I'm on uses git 1.7.x, where branch -u is not an option. So I did a
push
-u, which has the same end effect, but also has other effects that are less

desirable. So, what is needed is this:

git branch -u bitbucketRemoteRepo/stable
# Or, if using git 1.7 or earlier
git branch --set-upstream stable bitbucketRemoteRepo/stable

Luke