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While I was able to work around this issue (using CMake and Regular Expressions), as an end user, I can see Tim Pizey's point and agree. Another possibility is to add a variable in addition to GIT_REMOTE that has today's GIT_BRANCH value, like GIT_REF, or GIT_UPSTREAM_BRANCH or something like that. So, if anyone is depending on the current logic, they can simply rename the the variable they are referencing.