With Git 2.0, the default push strategy changed to 'simple', only
pushing the current branch. However, for backwards compatibility and
general explicit-ness, it's better to list the refs you're pushing
anyway.
$ git commit -a -m "$MESSAGE"
-* Push any local commits to a public repository (e.g. `origin`):
+* Push any local commits in `$branch` (e.g. `master`) to a public
+ repository (e.g. `origin`):
- $ git push origin
+ $ git push origin $branch
Merging
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