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git checkout remote branch

# In order to checkout a remote branch,
# you have to first fetch the contents of the branch
git fetch --all

# In mordern version of Git, cehckout the remote branch like a local branch
git checkout ＜remotebranch＞

# Older versions of Git requiers the creation of a new branch based on the remote
git checkout -b ＜remotebranch＞ origin/＜remotebranch＞

git checkout remote branch

git checkout --track origin/<branchname>

git checkout remote branch

# In modern versions of Git, you can checkout the remote branch like a local branch.
git checkout <remotebranch>

# Older versions of Git require the creation of a new branch based on the remote.
git checkout <remotebranch> origin/<remotebranch>

How do I check out a remote Git branch?

In this case, you probably want to create a local test branch which is tracking the remote test branch:

$ git branch test origin/test
In earlier versions of git, you needed an explicit --track option, but that is the default now when you are branching off a remote branch.

To create the local branch and switch to it, use:

$ git checkout -b test origin/test

how to checkout a remote branch in git

$ git checkout -t remote_name/remote_branch

git get remote branch

git fetch
git checkout test

how to checkout a remote branch in git

git checkout -t origin/future_branch (for example)