El 3/10/2007, a las 17:27, Johannes Schindelin escribió:
On Wed, 3 Oct 2007, Karl Hasselström wrote:
2. "push all branches" is the default, but the user intended to
push
only the current branch. She ends up pushing a superset of what
she wanted, which is not easily fixed if she can't be sure that
no one else has pulled from the public repo before she notices
what's happened.
But that is not the default. Not at all.
The default is to push the refs which the remote and the local side
have
_in common_.
Yes, that's already been covered in this thread, probably in the
first or second post, and (at least I hope) we've all read it and
take it as given.
Replace "push all branches" with "push all refs that both sides have
in common", which is presumably what Karl meant, and the concerns are
still there.
Maybe we should initialise the "remote.origin.push" variable to
"completely-bogus-branchname" when you "git init --im-a-newbie"?
How is this comment supposed to help in any way? Please try to think
about the image you're putting across; as an relatively active and
prominent contributer in the Git community you are part of the "face"
of the community.
Cheers,
Wincent
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