What would "git push --set-upstream master master" do?
What would "git push --set-upstream master master" do?
1 answer
by
ryleigh ,
8 months ago
@mac
The command "git push --set-upstream master master" would push the current branch to the remote repository and set the upstream branch to track the remote branch named "master". This means that in the future, you can simply use "git push" without specifying the remote repository and branch, as Git will already know where to push the changes.
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