Re: defaults for where to merge from

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While I am probably going to modify the patch to satisfy Junio, have you
noticed that "git branch -d" will delete the section, hence .git/config
will not be growing uncontrollably?

Maybe you also have noticed that it will remove also the reference?

Sure I have.

How do I remove the garbage you added for TRACKING?!

I see two possibilities:

1) I can add a "git-config --remove-section" option. So you can do "git-pull" to merge onto your branches, and then remove the tracking section.

2) I can add a "git-branch --stop-tracking" option, which just removes the section.

3) Same as 2), plus I add a "git-branch --no-track" option, which does not add the section in the first place. But I do believe that there is no reason why this cannot be the default.

Paolo
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