Re: git-push segfault

Dale Rowley <ddrowley3 <at> juno.com> writes:

Yes, those 2 commands don't make much sense. I should have mentioned that this was just the simplest way to reproduce the problem. My original and more realistic scenario:

git clone /path/to/some/repo cd repo git remote add remote1 <url> git remote add remote2 <url> git config --unset branch.master.remote git push remote1 (seg fault)

The reason for unsetting branch.master.remote was to force git to complain and abort if I accidentally typed 'git push' instead of 'git push <remote>' (I wanted to avoid accidentally pushing to the wrong remote repo).

Dale