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by robertlagrant
9 days ago
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Hm - I think I follow. But say I push a commit on a branch, then realise I messed up the commit message, so I --amend and push. I know that git push will fail, but if I git push -f then it won't detect that someone else pushed to the same branch in between - it'll just silently wipe their push. Using --force-with-lease means the git push -f will succeed if no-one's pushed in between, and fail otherwise. |
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