Hello Git developers and users,
When I use Git, I tend to specify my branches explicitly. For example:
git push origin master:master
However, I will often make a typo like this:
git push origin master:msater
I was thinking that it would be nice for git to support a new
option/config value: --no-create-branch (push.createbranch). This
configuration variable
would forbid git from creating new remote branches, unless overriden
with --create-branch.
Does anyone think this would be worth implementing? I'd like to take
the pulse of the community before I start making any modifications.
Thanks,
Rob Hoelz
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