Closed UhhhWaitWhat closed 11 years ago
That's only true if you're rebasing stuff that you already pushed. But yeah, I'm guessing Ungit has no way of prompting the user for a forced push when necessary.
At the very least it should display a helpful error message, and not just disconnect.
Yeah, of course you are right, and something like an error message would obviously suffice.
Closing as duplicate of #88
I hope this has not been reported yet/is an error on my part. If one rebases a branch, the next push has to be run with '-f' as it overwrites part of the remotes commit history. Currently ungit just disconnects if a push is attempted after a rebase.