Hello all, I'm new to this mailing list, so I hope I'm doing it right! I am an avid user of this pattern: "git checkout -b my_branch upstream/3.2.x", using "start_point" to build my backported patch against an old feature version. But in this case, the default tracking is against 3.2.x, rather than my new feature branch. So, then, when I push I specify to update the tracking against the new branch name. There are also various default behaviors for push, which I won't enumerate here, but in the end I need to specify tracking. I'm wondering if there is some usage/pattern I'm missing? Or is this an opportunity to add a gitconfig for "tracking behavior" of `checkout` with start_point? If there is agreement that this could be improved with a new config, I'd be happy to open a PR. Best, Cyrus
