Originally posted by jey-avono September 11, 2024
The first example in the documentation of the push_to_git_remote action under https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/push_to_git_remote/ says
push_to_git_remote # simple version. pushes "master" branch to "origin" remote
My reading of the rest of the documentation and the code suggests that this would not push the "master" branch, but the current branch. This seems to me a remnant of previous behaviour.
Am I missing something?
Discussed in fastlane/fastlane#22222
Originally posted by jey-avono September 11, 2024
The first example in the documentation of the push_to_git_remote action under https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/push_to_git_remote/ says
push_to_git_remote # simple version. pushes "master" branch to "origin" remoteMy reading of the rest of the documentation and the code suggests that this would not push the "master" branch, but the current branch. This seems to me a remnant of previous behaviour.
Am I missing something?