Prevent local branch overwrite - Git pull origin

  1. Reset your local master to match the remote repository's master (WARNING: be sure that you don't have any uncommitted changes you want to keep before issuing the following command):
    git reset --hard origin/master
  2. Fetch all remote branches into your local repository:
    git fetch origin
  3. Create a new local vsup12 branch from the remote vsup12 branch, and switch to this new local branch:
    git checkout -b vsup12 origin/vsup12
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