Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes: > Is a configured remote with out a url key really a missing url, though? > In other contexts it defaults to the name of the remote. E.g.: > > # make a repo so "foo" is a valid url > git init foo > git -C foo commit --allow-empty bar > > # configure a fetch refspec, but no url! > git init > git config remote.foo.fetch '+refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/foo/*' > > # now fetching will use the configured refspec with a url of "foo" > git fetch foo > > # and git-remote will report it, along with its url > git remote ;# shows "foo" > git remote --get-url foo ;# also shows "foo" Yeah, that does sound like a more natural way to look at it.
