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And even "force push to master" would be okay. It's not like you can force push and not have anyone notice: you're going to break everyone's pull. The biggest
by arp242 3y ago
And even "force push to master" would be okay. It's not like you can force push and not have anyone notice: you're going to break everyone's pull.
The biggest reason to disable this is more to prevent accidental mistakes: you think you're force pushing your feature branch but you accidentally force pushed master. We've all done something like that.
- judge2020 3y agoNon-force push rights to master are the true horror - if noone notices one, that commit gets pulled with no errors or warnings. Of course MSFT probably requires x code reviews for PR/patch merges.