I have main and production branches in my GitHub repo.

I have 2 servers: one for production and the other for testing.

I want branches to match as follows:

main branch => testing server
production branch => production server

I have set up my ssh for both servers. I just want when I write: git pull in the production server to pull changes for the production branch, and when I write git pull in the testing server to pull changes from the main branch.

how can I do that?

I know I can pull the branch specifically but I want to make it automatic to prevent pulling testing changes to production by mistake.

CodePudding user response：

What about this, in production server you can do (you should create production local branch if you have not)

git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/production production

while , on testing server you can do:

git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/main main

When you run git pull in each of them, they will retrive the updates from the right branches.