"[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes: [...]
> So I want to pull from the main project repo, which is why I set it to > track that repo, I set all the project I hack on to track my public repo, and I use remote update and merge to pull them. > but I want to push to my own public repo. As it > stands now, I have to keep copying and pasting the (ssh) git URL of my > public repo every time I want to do that. Couldn't magit keep track of > multiple upstreams? git can track several remote, just do git remote add myrepo ssh://example.org/repos in a terminal. then git and magit will know them. > > P.S. Actually it's a little worse with key groups at the moment, > because the only way I've found to do it with the key groups branch of > magit is the long-winded C-u M-x magit-push, because C-u seems to have > no effect if a command is launched via key groups. With my (very) recent magit with key groups P C-u p do as you want, but someone will probably add this directly to the key group. -- Rémi Vanicat
