Dear Chris, and all Koha, This might not be best place to ask, but I am new to GIT and I have searched all day on a way to do the following. [Development] [Test] [Production] <--Big Servers, not laptop [*Development Server to have*] ============[Koha GIT Clone] ====> sudo git clone git:// git.koha-community.org/koha.git koha-clone ========================[Company Branch] =====>sudo git branch --track MSDR-Branch origin/master [*Test Server to have*] ==================Only Test Code [no git] [*Production Server to have*] ==================Only Production Code [no git] Now I believe up to this point I understand and it is working fine. However I am stuck on the following: [My Laptop - Local Development] - How do I checkout the MSDR-Branch on this laptop, so I can make changes to it, and commit those changes to the MSDR-Branch. [Help please]. I did alot of different commands, non of which work. Assuming the laptop has SSH installed, and the IP is 123.xx.xxx.xxx I searched google for remote branches/checking out remote branches/....and I don't know how to proceed. It all seems complicated? Do I use checkout command, and how do I access the MSDR-Branch from the server while working from laptop. I kindly need your help, anyone :) The development workflow should be like: ===============Development Server========GIT Clone + Main MSDR-Branch *The whole team will have to use it, not just me* | | | | | ======================Laptop - only me--commiting code to GIT on the Development Server MSDR-Branch ======================Another Laptop - someone else -- committing code to GIT on the Development Server MSDR-Branch ps: I really did search a lot. I even used EGIT for Eclipse but it was not great...not like the SVN plugin. Thanks,