I've found this question on moving branch pointers without doing a checkout. Basically I want to know how to do exactly that, in SourceTree.

So for example, suppose I'm on a local branch feat/foo. I've got master too, and can fetch a few new commits from origin/master. Here's a screenshot:

I want to set my local master pointer from 77f97cf to 85c2fd7, where origin/master is pointing to as well, without switching branches or changing my working copy.

I've tried:

• the context menu for the origin/master commit
• the context menu for the master commit
• looking through the menus
• the extra options in the Fetch dialog
• Google-fu that combines the info from aforementioned question and "sourcetree"

To no avail.

Is this possible in SourceTree?

I've found this question on moving branch pointers without doing a checkout. Basically I want to know how to do exactly that, in SourceTree.

So for example, suppose I'm on a local branch feat/foo. I've got master too, and can fetch a few new commits from origin/master. Here's a screenshot:

I want to set my local master pointer from 77f97cf to 85c2fd7, where origin/master is pointing to as well, without switching branches or changing my working copy.

I've tried:

• the context menu for the origin/master commit
• the context menu for the master commit
• looking through the menus
• the extra options in the Fetch dialog
• Google-fu that combines the info from aforementioned question and "sourcetree"

To no avail.

Is this possible in SourceTree?