I am starting to use git thread. I created a function:
git flow feature start eval
then I did some work and added and committed the changes:
git add (files)
git commit -m "(description of commit)"
I did not finish this function, but wanted to push it to an external repo to support it for the night:
git flow feature publish eval
Well, not a problem yet. Now I am working again, and I would like to make some new changes to the external repo, but I am still working on this feature. But when I run
git add (new files)
git commit -m "(description 2)"
git flow feature publish eval
he returns
Branch 'origin/feature/eval' already exists. Pick another name.
But my branch feature/eval, so if I pass another branch name to git flow feature publish <name>, it will throw an error.
In conclusion, my question is this: how do I push a few commits when I am in the middle (not ready to end) of a function? Can I just run something like git push origin feature/eval?