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Problem
I really like the --use-local-branch-name on push and pull, because its simplifies my scripts and ensures an equal handling of special chars etc. Unfortunately it breaks my workflow, that this options seems to be only available on push and pull and on other commands I always need to enter the branch name explicitly.
Example
After working on a branch, I want to merge it back into the main branch. From the Terminal, now I need to call phrase branches merge --name <branch_name> .... When working on a Git Branch, the branch was created automatically and I don't want to care about how the name was extracted from the Git Branch name.
Solution
I'd love to see the mentioned option in all the other commands, which operate on a branch level.
Right now for me it's relevant on cleanup and merge, but it makes sense on the others as well.
Thanks!
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Hey there,
Problem
I really like the
--use-local-branch-name
on push and pull, because its simplifies my scripts and ensures an equal handling of special chars etc. Unfortunately it breaks my workflow, that this options seems to be only available on push and pull and on other commands I always need to enter the branch name explicitly.Example
After working on a branch, I want to merge it back into the main branch. From the Terminal, now I need to call
phrase branches merge --name <branch_name> ...
. When working on a Git Branch, the branch was created automatically and I don't want to care about how the name was extracted from the Git Branch name.Solution
I'd love to see the mentioned option in all the other commands, which operate on a branch level.
Right now for me it's relevant on cleanup and merge, but it makes sense on the others as well.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: