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SVN repository: select a remote for push

Oleg Samarin 3 years ago updated by Thomas Singer 3 years ago 1

My case: I have a local repo with several remotes.

I've created a new branch in the local repo.

Then I'd like to push the new branch to a certain remote, but not to the origin.

Now there is no easy way to specify which remote to push to. Using 'Set tracking branch' is not commode because 1. I have to type the name of remote and the name of branch manually instead of selecting from the list of remotes, 2. Only one remote may be upstream for the branch, but sometimes I need to push to another remotes.


This can be done using git command line, but not with smartgit.

Please add a capability for selecting a remote or remotes for pushing.

Hm...

If I have two remotes `git-svn` and `github` and no `origin` then ``Push to`` do not ask for remote. But it pushes to `github` without capability of selecting remote.

My misunderstanding is caused because it writes ``Tracked or matched branch``SmartGitPush1.png

But there is no tracked branch has been created yet.