# Worked example - Editing an Azure DevOps wiki locally

All wikis in an Azure DevOps project are stored as git repositories. I wanted to use Find and Replace to make an update across many files, but this isn't possible through the Azure DevOps web UI. I cloned the repository locally, made my change, and committed it. That's when I ran into an interesting gotcha.

The branch which is used to display the wiki is not called `master`. It's called `wikiMaster`. I didn't think to check this, and pushed my changes to `origin/master` (creating the branch in the process thanks to a nifty git alias I use for pushing changes, as I usually do want to create a branch if it doesn't already exist).

Once I realised the branch name was wrong, the fix was simple:

- I checked out the correct branch:

```
git checkout wikiMaster
```

- I merged in my changes:

```
git merge master
```

- I pushed the `wikiMaster` branch:

```
git push
```

- I deleted the branch I'd unintentionally created on the server:

```
git push -d origin master
```

Job done!