Junio C Hamano <gits...@pobox.com> writes: > To put it another way, I would think both of these two have at most > the same probability that the push wants to go to a local branch: > > git push refs/remotes/foo:foo > git push <any random sha1 expression>:foo > > and I would further say that the former is less likely than the > latter that it wants to create a local branch, because it is more > plausible that it wants to create a similar remote-tracking branch > there.
This needs clarification. I do not mean "it is more plausible that it wants remote-tracking rather than local". What I meant was that between the two cases, pushing refs/remotes/foo:foo is more likely a sign that the user wants to create a local branch than pushing other random sha1 expression, like 40eaf9377fe649:foo, is.
