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Sync all branches with git

I get the code from two main places: my computer at home and my laptop at work. I use Github to store my repositories.

This is the scenario: I did some work on my computer in the storage that I worked on for a while (both on my PC and on my laptop), and ended up with the following branches:

$ git branch
* master
* v123
* test-b

which I pushed to Github. So far so good.

Now I'm on my laptop, and this is what I see before trying to pull something:

$ git branch
* master
* v_123

This is an old version of my repo on my laptop (since I worked on my PC), where the differences are: the branch is missing ( test-b), the other is renamed or is equivalent to deleted and recreated with a new name (i.e. v_123now v123), and in all branches everything has changed.

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