Thibault Kruse writes:
> Also, I tried finding out whether I can use the
> .git/refs/remotes//HEAD to check the default branch without
> accessing the remote. However, I find this file is not updated with a
> git fetch, nor created when missing.
That is more or less deliberate. Which one of the
Hi,
the 'git remote show ' command shows the default branch among
other things.
The default branch being the branch that a clone will have immediately
after cloning.
Is it possible to run a command that only shows that default branch
for a given remote?
Also, I tried finding out whether I can us
Recover the old behavior of the remote branch name
... specified in $_git/branches/$name and defaulting to master.
Signed-off-by: Santi Béjar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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