Git v2.28 introduced the init.defaultBranch config so now you can also set it locally as well. 👍 🙂
init.defaultBranch
$ git config --global init.defaultBranch main
Github wrote a blog post about that you can read - "Introducing init.defaultBranch". 😀
Thank you, Kim, for adding that. I didn't know about it. 🔥
It's nice!!!
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Git v2.28 introduced the
init.defaultBranchconfig so now you can also set it locally as well. 👍 🙂Github wrote a blog post about that you can read - "Introducing init.defaultBranch". 😀
Thank you, Kim, for adding that.
I didn't know about it. 🔥
It's nice!!!