On 02/12/2019 15:52, Sean Whitton wrote: >> The various setup sections do describe e.g. >> % git push --follow-tags -u origin master
> Actually, the '-u' in that command alters your .git/config such that a > subsequent plain `git push` will push master to salsa. Yes, but unless I am terminally confused about git, if I want to be pushing two branches (e.g. upstream and master) then this doesn't DWIW? > --follow-tags does need a separate git config option, which could be > added, but it might be too much automation. The potential problem is > that you can accidentally push debian/foo tags to a remote other than > salsa, such as upstream's git repo, if you happen to have push access to > that (I've managed to do this before, though I think it was with > --tags). What do you think about this risk? Ah, yes, that might be a problem. But, for example, I will always want to push these tags to salsa, so maybe something on a per-remote basis? > Were you looking for anything beyond these two things? No. Regards, Matthew
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