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That sounds like the origin/master branch last got an update on XXXXXXXXXX, not that you checked out your local copy on that. I would fetch and then be wonderin
by pests 3y ago
That sounds like the origin/master branch last got an update on XXXXXXXXXX, not that you checked out your local copy on that. I would fetch and then be wondering why nothing charged.
Further it does nothing - it tells you nothing about the remote. It could be 1 second or 100 years and you would still need to fetch to determine if anything is different. Then what is the information for?
- SAI_Peregrinus 3y agoBy the last line's logic there would need to be an atomic fetch & compare. `git fetch && git status` still has the same race condition!