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Peter Cottle 2013-10-15 15:30:34 -07:00
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@ -13,6 +13,20 @@ Medium things:
[ ] disable git commands on hg levels (and vice versa) [ ] disable git commands on hg levels (and vice versa)
Argument things:
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1) ok say I have branch banana and its one commit ahead of master. if I git pull origin master while checked out on banana, it fetches those commits (doesnt update origin/master) and then merges them into banana.
aka fetch + merge, just like expected. ill probably still update o/master just for sanity. master is the source on the remote and HEAD is the source on local (place to merge). o/master gets updated regardless
2) ok so say I'm on a new branch banana thats not on remote. if I do "git push" then it will MAKE a new branch on remote and push my commits there. same thing with "git push origin banana". Basically banana has to be a local ref, and if so, it will just make the ref on remote.
so "git push origin branchNotOnLocal" fails but "git push origin someBranch" will make the someBranch on remote.
3) HOWEVER if I'm git push-ing on banana and I say "git push origin master" then it pretends Im checked out on master. aka master is both source and destination, as expected. this is really 3
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Cases to handle / things to edit Cases to handle / things to edit
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