How to create master branch in remote repositories?

问题

I encounter an issue when I create a bare repository. Here is my step:

1. Create a folder named Test in a C:\ as a remote repository
2. Create repository in sourcetree and select C:\Test
3. Input command git init --bare in terminal
4. Clone C:\Test to my local folder D:\Test

However, I can't see master branch in both C:\Test and D:\Test. How can I create a master branch? Thanks

PS: my C:\Test has hooks, info, objects, refs, config, description, HEAD. Do I need to check in them and make them as master branch?

回答1:

As I explained in "Why do I need to explicitly push a new branch?", an initialized repository (bare or not) has 0 branch.

You need, in the non-bare repository D:\Test, to create, add and commit a file, in order for any branch (here the master branch by default) to be created.
You can see an example here.

Then: git push -u origin master will update the remote bare repository.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62188120/how-to-create-master-branch-in-remote-repositories