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[REQUEST] - Append Repo and Branch when Pushing #596
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If you have multiple remotes, you will be prompted to select one. And if you have only one, then the push command is actually |
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Pushing and pulling from upstream is now the default behavior
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I am really loving git-plus. Thank you!
I prefer to have my gitconfig set for push.default to be "nothing".
This makes it a requirement that I have to specify a remote and branch when running git push.
This is because I deal with multiple Remotes with the same branches and don't want to make the mistake of pushing the branch to the wrong remote.
However, when running git-plus push it will fail because git-plus just runs "git push".
I really like how when running git-plus pull that a prompt comes up to select which remote and branch I want to pull.
I would like to see the same option for push. Maybe something in the settings like: "Prompt for remote/branch on push". If checked then a prompt will come up when pushing to select the remote/branch and it will be appended to the "git push" command so it will work if push.default is set to "nothing".
Also if "Pull before Pushing" is checked then it just uses the remote/branch that was chosen on pull for the push and append it to the "git push" command. That way you are not prompted twice.
Thanks
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