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If this is generally used to keep forks up to date from upstream, (as is my understanding), then the fork's branches will be behind upstream, but not divergent. Which means the force push is unnecessary, no?
Alternatively, could the force option be configurable?
(And lastly, wouldn't --force-with-lease be safer than --force?)
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If this is generally used to keep forks up to date from upstream, (as is my understanding), then the fork's branches will be behind upstream, but not divergent. Which means the force push is unnecessary, no?
Alternatively, could the force option be configurable?
(And lastly, wouldn't --force-with-lease be safer than --force?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: