Follow-up Comment #3, bug #55108 (project groff):
Hi Deri,
With the default git config,
git push origin <branch name>
should work, it's what I use and what I've sent you last year when you worked
on gropdf. I usually always explicitely push 1 branch at a time, and don't
use 'git push' alone (which could push several branches, again depending on
your git config). As for the --set-upstream option I'm not sure whether its
useful if you pass explicitely the name of the branch (the man page says "For
every branch that is up to date or successfully pushed, add upstream
(tracking) reference" so I guess it's for pushing several branches at a
time).
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