Implemented --force for fetch/pull. Force using +src:dest

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Closed juanmv94 closed 2 months ago

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pcottle commented 2 months ago

Awesome! Do you have a good command that would demonstrate the force functionality? was going to add a test...

pcottle commented 2 months ago

@juanmv94 I added a basic test case for this in 6cbd02ec01f6ff8430f9b15bb401c50c98c3c3d2, here's how I did it:

Can you think of a set of commands that would only work with git pull --force and maybe the +src syntax?

pcottle commented 2 months ago

Oh and that command pops up a dialog where you can copy the string easily: