"tionis" <out@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Thank you for filling out a Git bug report! > Please answer the following questions to help us understand your issue. > > What did you do before the bug happened? (Steps to reproduce your issue) > Setup two branches. > Check the main one out in a repo. > Checkout the second one using a worktree with > ... > Execute git push There must be some steps missing still in the above description. You seem to be expecting "git push" to push things out to somewhere, but in the above sequence (I am assuming that you started with "git init" to create a local repository), there is nothing I see that tells "git push" where to push to. There must have been some step not described above that sets configuration to tell where to push what when "git push" is run without "where to" and "what" on the command line. Well, I am assuming too much. Your "Execute git push" may not mean "type g i t SPACE p u s h RETURN and do nothing else" (it may mean "run 'git push https://github.com/tionis/sample <RETURN>'", for example, and readers cannot tell). If you didn't use an extra worktree, but otherwise do the same thing, does "git" push out what you expect it to?
