Re: [RFC PATCH] push: start warning upcoming default change for push.default

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Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Matthieu Moy <Matthieu.Moy@xxxxxxx> writes:
>
>> This patch prepares a transition to 'upstream', unlike the previous
>> version which was advertizing 'current'. In most case, this would be
>> the same, but 'upstream' is probably more sensible in case it points
>> to a branch other than 'current'. I don't care much either way.
>
> I would agree with that choice (provided that we were to do this
> change).
>
>> I've kept the wording from the original patch, which commits to a
>> future change. We may instead relax this commitment and just say "the
>> default is likely to change in a future version", or so.
>
> Please no.  Keep it _very_ firmly committed.  Otherwise we didn't
> learn a thing from 1.6.3 era.

The need for awareness building outside this mailing list remains,
but the ball is in the court of "let's change the default" folks and
I cannot do anything further on that front, so I'll focus on the
patch itself in this message.

The code seems quite competently done, except that the message text
would want to live in a separate static array, if only to keep the
lines in the patch not overly long.  Also, The message taken from
Jeff's $gmane/166787 may need to be tweaked further, waiting the
conclusion of the discussion in the other subthread.

Oh, another thing is that the "1.8.0" in Jeff's original was written
back in 1.7.5 era.  We would want to bump it to say "1.8" (or even
"2.0").

Thanks.
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