Adds --push option when creating new branches
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Change to --push for new stack creation
This was referenced Dec 30, 2024
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Background
This PR is part of a series that separates commands that operate on the local Git repository from those that operate against the remote. This is to help align the tool to the way that Git itself operates.
stack statuscommand #159stack pullcommand #160stack pushcommand #164--pushoption when creating new branches #165stack synccommand #166stack updatecommand to operate on local branches #167Changes
This PR adds a
--pushoption to thestack newandstack branch newcommands to push a newly created branch to the remote. The previous behaviour was to always push the branch, and has been changed to be opt-in to match the local first nature of Git.