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Negative refspecs are a fairly helpful tool for people whose upstream branches are not optimally named1. It's a shame that the feature is not more widely covered.
Have you thought about other solutions?
Please feel totally free2 to lift, adapt, etc. the text from my Stack Overflow example if that's helpful.
General overview of your idea.
Since Git v2.29.0, it has been possible to add negative refspec markers to the fetch config. These are modestly popular, but the documentation is buried in a multi-paragraph explanation on a fairly obscure doc page. Please consider adding a subheading and/or some examples to the relevant section of the Git Book.
What problem will this solve?
Negative refspecs are a fairly helpful tool for people whose upstream branches are not optimally named1. It's a shame that the feature is not more widely covered.
Have you thought about other solutions?
Please feel totally free2 to lift, adapt, etc. the text from my Stack Overflow example if that's helpful.
Do you want to help with this enhancement idea?
MaybeEdit: Sure. See #2025Footnotes
This isn't the user's fault. It's the project's fault. ↩
For the purposes of this project, any copyright I hold on that answer is waived. ↩
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