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While I understand the desire for equivalence between a URL and a remote, the truth is that Git doesn't support this well. For push it makes a great deal of sense to keep a "1 command = 1 ref" rule, but for pull, it's uncommon for the author to know exactly what has changed, and pulling from a URL is infrequent. Especially for #80, having all remote refs up-to-date by just running gg pull myfork can be really useful.
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While I understand the desire for equivalence between a URL and a remote, the truth is that Git doesn't support this well. For push it makes a great deal of sense to keep a "1 command = 1 ref" rule, but for pull, it's uncommon for the author to know exactly what has changed, and pulling from a URL is infrequent. Especially for #80, having all remote refs up-to-date by just running
gg pull myfork
can be really useful.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: