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Git push on new branch
See original GitHub issueWhen running git push on a new branch
fatal: The current branch update-project-availability has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use
git push --set-upstream origin [branch_name]
It would be nice if I can just say fuck and it will run that command.
Currently it gives no fucks given
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Everything’s fixed for me, but I’m actually not the one that opened the issue… 😅
That did the trick. Thanks! After the next release, I’ll pare that command down to just git.