On Wednesday 23 May 2007, Junio C Hamano wrote:
"Wink Saville" [off-list ref] writes:
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Creation of a branch from another local one never has created
"branch.x.remote" or "branch.x.merge" entries. I am not even sure
that setting "branch.x.remote" to "." is working in the current version.
I tired to create the appropriate entries and it didn't work,
but maybe operator error.
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BTW: There was some old behavior of "git pull" to always pull the master
branch from remote "origin" without any further parameters. I suppose that
you did not want this to happen in your example above ?!
I expected it to pull from its upstream (i.e. the branches parent).
While "I branched and that means I will always merge from that
branch" does not hold true for everybody, we do have an option
to make that easy to work in recent git. Look in git-branch
documentation and check autosetupmerge configuration option.
Ah, I stand corrected: I just checked - git already allows to default
to even a local upstream for "git pull", not only a remote tracking
branch.
Very nice.
What about making "git rebase" without arguments default to
the stored upstream?
Josef