Re: git push [rejected] question

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On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 10:18:09AM -0500, Jay Soffian wrote:

> I'd like to nominate you to rewrite all of the git documentation from
> scratch. :-) Your explanations are extremely clear.

Doh! This is why nobody writes clear explanations: it gets you nominated
for more work. ;)

> > > It seems like the default should be to push just the current branch
> > > ... this would correspond to what a user of git pull expects (even
> > > though the converse of git-push is really git-fetch, for a new user,
> > > that might not be entirely clear).
> >
> > I agree with you, but others do not
> 
> Sounds like an opportunity for a config option.

Again I agree, though I think there is some resistance to that (see the
thread I mentioned). Junio's opinion seems to be "why can't they just
use 'git push <remote> HEAD'?" (and he suggested a 'git push HEAD'
shorthand syntax, as well).

But then, nobody has put forth a patch, so I think if you wanted to
argue it, the best way would be to do so (though I think it would be
rejected, it would give those who wanted to try it something to play
with).

-Peff
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