Suggestion: support for multiple remotes (and possibly branches?)

[mgravell]

Purely a suggestion - you might have better ideas, or it might not be a problem that needs fixing.

The code uses origin , and complains if origin isn't defined. However, when I'm working on PRs, I may have multiple remotes defined (so I can pull in remote changes easily, rebase, etc).

Likewise, it it often the case that if I'm working in a branch, then the branch is specific to me. Suggestion - offer options for each remote, and either current branch or master. So when I'm working in the some-PR branch with 2 remotes defined (origin, other-remote), it might offer me origin:some-PR, origin:master, other-remote:some-PR, other-remote:master. It is unlikely that other-remote:some-PR exists, but I don't expect the tool to care about that!

[Konamiman]

Hello! I never thought of the possibility of having more than one remote, but actually I sometimes find myself working on a branch and willing to get a url for master instead. I'll think about it, thanks! 2017-04-20 17:17 GMT+02:00 Marc Gravell <notifications@github.com>:

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Purely a suggestion - you might have better ideas, or it might not be a problem that needs fixing. The code uses origin , and complains if origin isn't defined. However, when I'm working on PRs, I may have multiple remotes defined (so I can pull in remote changes easily, rebase, etc). Likewise, it it often the case that if I'm working in a branch, then the branch is specific to me. Suggestion - offer options for each remote, and either current branch or master. So when I'm working in the some-PR branch with 2 remotes defined (origin, other-remote), it might offer me origin:some-PR, origin:master, other-remote:some-PR, other-remote:master. It is unlikely that other-remote:some-PR exists, but I don't expect the tool to care about that! — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA5O-0x0YvJOrR_C7vJ23JDuZiaB4Ol2ks5rx3btgaJpZM4NDLao> .

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[mgravell]

I work with multiple remotes so often that I usually don't have origin at all - easier for me to get it right if I am specific :) The first repo I tried on gave me a big messagebox about missing origin - I had mgravell and dotnet as remotes.