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git itself has no concept of branch policies, it is purely a server side thing. But surely it doesn't really matter what branch you commit to locally, if you ca
by indentit 11mo ago
git itself has no concept of branch policies, it is purely a server side thing. But surely it doesn't really matter what branch you commit to locally, if you can't push it, you haven't done any damage and can just create a new branch and push that instead?
- AndrewDucker 11mo agoYes, but I'd like to avoid the "create a new branch, switch back to main, reset main back to origin, come back to the new branch" dance. And a git hook does that, but it's not trivial to set up (particularly when there are lots of repos).
- indentit 11mo agoMaybe create a shell alias which would act as a wrapper around git to do just that, when you try to commit on the wrong branch