If clone push and pull were overloaded into a git sync --from <local or remote ref, or .> --target <local or remote ref, or .> It would not change much. T

If clone push and pull were overloaded into a git sync --from <local or remote ref, or .> --target <local or remote ref, or .> It would not change much. The problematic kind of overloading are like how git push origin master and git push origin master:master push master to origin while git push origin :master deletes master from origin.