feat: add --branch-from to create the remote branch if it doesn't exist #18
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Several cases have already popped up of users creating commits on brand new branches. I was hoping to avoid bringing this in, but the implementation is pretty simple. Both `commit` and `push` gain a new `--branch-from` flag to specify a commit hash that `--branch` should branch from, if the branch doesn't already exist on the remote.
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Several cases have already popped up of users creating commits on brand new branches. I was hoping to avoid bringing this in, but the implementation is pretty simple.
Both
commitandpushgain a new--branch-fromflag to specify a commit hash that--branchshould branch from, if the branch doesn't already exist on the remote.