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Trust me, when I say 'implicitly', I mean it. The implicit branch here is any local code. It's clearly diverging from the authoritative repo (whatever that is
by groby_b 14y ago
Trust me, when I say 'implicitly', I mean it.
The implicit branch here is any local code. It's clearly diverging from the authoritative repo (whatever that is for your workflow and VCS)
My point was that any workflow that doesn't operate in a shared source directory already has those local "branches". You might as well acknowledge it and roll with it.
(Doesn't diminish your point about master & origin/master. I think this link is a propos to that: http://wheningit.tumblr.com/post/32959730634/when-the-office-git-expert-has-to-come-fix-everything http://wheningit.tumblr.com/post/32959730634/when-the-office... )