Jonathan Nieder wrote:
> As you hinted before, this would involve reverting the introduction
> of "branch.<name>.pushremote", with the explanation that it was a
> mistake inspired by that false symmetry, that you noticed and were
> uncomfortable with but the rest of us were blind too.
s/too/to/
For the curious, here is the motivation for the weird syntax I
suggested:
git push foo bar -- baz qux
Sure, I want "git push master" to work since it might reduce the
volume of questions on #git. But selfishly, more important to me
was that it would simplify my life as I frequently do
git push repo wagner vasks -- debian-experimental +candidate+patches
in three steps, and I'd rather do it in one. I think of repo.or.cz,
wagner.debian.org, and vasks.debian.org as three different remotes and
like maintaining separate remote-tracking branches for them, so a
single remote/multiple urls setup didn't work as well when I tried it.
I should warn you that the sketch of a design I am replying to is
incomplete. It doesn't say what should happen if you try
git push -- master:theirmaster next:theirnext
Thanks,
Jonathan
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