问题
I'm using Visual Studio 2013's Git support to work on a private GitHub repository. I have permission to commit to it. I want to switch branches, but when I go to the Branches view, the only branch in any of the lists (branch drop-down, published branches, merge tool) is master. Other branches show up in GitHub, GitHub for Windows, and TortoiseGit. So I know they're there and I have access.
Any ideas why I can't see other branches in Visual Studio?
I'm running Visual Studio 2013 Update 2.
回答1:
The branch dropdown will only show local branches, it will not show remote branches. You should create a new local branch to track that remote branch. Simply click the New Branch dropdown, and you will see all the remote branches:
Once you've done that, this will appear as a "published branch" allowing you to push and pull to it.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24919907/visual-studio-2013-git-only-master-branch-listed