This is as much a question as an issue. All repositories created in the last two years on GitHub (and many more have changed to) use 'main' as the default branch, however Update-AllBranches defaults to 'master'. Is there a reasonable way to make the default something like the result of (git branch --remote --list '*/HEAD') -split '/' | select -last 1. This would, theoretically, allow for master branches named stage or jabberwocky or any manner of strangeness that the repository owner chose
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This is as much a question as an issue. All repositories created in the last two years on GitHub (and many more have changed to) use 'main' as the default branch, however
Update-AllBranchesdefaults to 'master'. Is there a reasonable way to make the default something like the result of(git branch --remote --list '*/HEAD') -split '/' | select -last 1. This would, theoretically, allow for master branches named stage or jabberwocky or any manner of strangeness that the repository owner chose