If you want to make develop be identical to master, the simplest way is just to recreate the pointer:
1 2 | git branch -f develop master |
Or, if you already have develop checked out:
1 2 | git reset --hard develop master |
Note however that both of these options will get rid of any history that develop had which wasn’t in master. If that isn’t okay, you could preserve it by instead creating a commit that mirrored master‘s latest state:
1 2 3 4 | git checkout develop git merge --no-commit master git checkout --theirs master . git push -f |
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18436680/how-to-reset-develop-branch-to-master/18436724
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