HEAD Detached at origin/master

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I started studying a little while ago, Git, and I was creating a branch, but I ended up creating more branch than I wanted. So, I was deleting the branch that I didn’t want with the command line:

To delete the branch locally: git branch -D <nome do branch>

I erased all remaining only the master, but the following appeared branch HEAD detached at origin/master

Can someone help me tell me what I should do, or rather what I did wrong?!

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You’re probably not in branch master, that should solve your problem:

git checkout master

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