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Originally posted by **BonaBeavis** February 12, 2022
The description says:
-t, --track set checked out branch to track remote branch, adds remote if needed
What does glab understand under "if needed"? Because in my setup it creates a new remote with my username as name.
But if I checkout a mr without the `-t` option and then setup the tracking with `git push --set-upstream foo bar` it works fine with the original repo.
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Discussed in https://github.com/profclems/glab/discussions/955
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