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That is true, though when you clone a repo the default upstream is normally set to origin master. This is useful if you want to work on a different remote branch.
When I push a branch that I want to make into a pull request, I normally do git push -u origin new-branch which allows me to easily make updates to that branch.
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Also you can set default upstream for your push, by:
git push -u remote branch
, i.e.:git push -u origin master
.So every next time, you have to push in short way
git push
.That is true, though when you
clone
a repo the default upstream is normally set toorigin master
. This is useful if you want to work on a different remote branch.When I push a branch that I want to make into a pull request, I normally do
git push -u origin new-branch
which allows me to easily make updates to that branch.Thanks for adding the tip!