When I renamed and pushed the branch main, I needed to manually set upstream so that I did not get "Branch 'main' set up to track remote branch 'master' from 'origin'." So I did it differently.
Make sure master is up to date, then git checkout -b main
git push -u origin main
Log into github/bitbucket/etc and set the Default Branch to main
git branch -d master
git push origin :master
Also, anyone that truly does not believe "that terms such as master, slave, and blacklist are racially-charged or have undesirable connotations", please make sure to add such beliefs to your github profile. Thanks
Also, too, anyone who (NOT anyone 'that') truly or otherwise does not realize "that terms such as master, slave, and blacklist" exist for more reasons than your simpleminded understanding can deal with - too bad.
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When I renamed and pushed the branch
main, I needed to manually set upstream so that I did not get "Branch 'main' set up to track remote branch 'master' from 'origin'." So I did it differently.masteris up to date, thengit checkout -b maingit push -u origin mainmaingit branch -d mastergit push origin :masterAlso, anyone that truly does not believe "that terms such as master, slave, and blacklist are racially-charged or have undesirable connotations", please make sure to add such beliefs to your github profile. Thanks
Also, too, anyone who (NOT anyone 'that') truly or otherwise does not realize "that terms such as master, slave, and blacklist" exist for more reasons than your simpleminded understanding can deal with - too bad.