On 2012年10月21日 07:46, Philip Oakley wrote:
At this point you have created the 'conflict' - You can't have two different branches that both track the same identical remote branch and expect that they can be both different and identical at the same time.
Only one push (from two branches trying) can suceed. You either force the remote to match the current branch, and loose any information that it had about the other branch, or the remote stays with one branch. Simply don't do it [that way]. If the local branches are different, then you need distinct remote branches.
Yes, if it will lead a conflict, I think git should give a warning for it and prevent these operations rather than give a comment to inform you to push something.
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