I created a GitHub fork of

efabless/caravel_user_project_analog

, but I forgot to select all branches, now I can not switch to the proper mpw tag. Is there some GitHub or

git

magic that I can still add the branches to my fork?

There may be more efficient ways, but from your local EWS repo, you might try:

$ git remote -v

to verify your current remote definitions. I expect you only have

origin

defined, and it points to your github fork.

$ git remote add upstream <https://github.com/efabless/caravel_user_project_analog.git>
$ git remote -v

This should show 2 remotes defined.

$ git fetch upstream

This should fetch all efabless branches which you should be able to see with

$ git branch -r

Then you can checkout whatever branch you want (I hope), like this:

$ git checkout upstream/mpw-8a

Thanks @Mitch Bailey I tried it, switching branches worked, but then I got confused how to merge branches, etc. In the end I just started all over with a new repo.

That’s what I usually do, too.

@Harald Pretl I use gitk to keep track of all branches etc.