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I already know how to use push --force to do that.
by twic 7y ago
I already know how to use push --force to do that.
- mlthoughts2018 7y ago--force-with-lease is usually safer
- screaminghawk 7y agoAlways safer, and should be the default IMO
- twic 7y agoSituations where you might need to rebase against incoming changes are precisely the situations where --force-with-lease is a no-op.
- mlthoughts2018 7y agoYou are incorrect. This is only the case when the remote copy of the branch you intend to over-write with the force push has already been modified and became out of sync from your local copy of that branch prior to the rebase.