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Model case: I track a bm@rm which only exists on that non-default remote. When I do jj git push I get nonsense, as I see it:
Warning: Refusing to create new remote bookmark bm@origin
Hint: Run `jj bookmark track bm --remote=origin` and try again.
Nothing changed.
Could jj get at least configured to behave more sensible in this case? Of course I can push explicitly with jj git push --remote rm -b bm but that seems unnecessary as the situation seems pretty clear (and I don't think it's so rare).
Is there some reason that the remote isn't chosen automatically based on whatever the selected bookmark tracks?
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Model case: I track a
bm@rmwhich only exists on that non-default remote. When I dojj git pushI get nonsense, as I see it:Could jj get at least configured to behave more sensible in this case? Of course I can push explicitly with
jj git push --remote rm -b bmbut that seems unnecessary as the situation seems pretty clear (and I don't think it's so rare).Is there some reason that the remote isn't chosen automatically based on whatever the selected bookmark tracks?
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