Sorry I missed this reply: > that doesn't affect your origin/main reference. Who is to say that my origin/main is the same as your origin/main, or that my ori

Sorry I missed this reply: > that doesn't affect your origin/main reference. Who is to say that my origin/main is the same as your origin/main, or that my origin is the same as what our running application is using as it's origin? > Of course, you're not going to have any branches that were added after the last time you communicated with the remote. Exactly, so you're relying on the fact that _someone_ has the latest version without actually verifying it. > The origin/main that's the most recent. Assuming all our origins are the same.