Git Push

To push local git commits and set upstream automatically, the Skill pushes your commits to the tracking branch while intelligently configuring upstream tracking for new branches. It ensures branches are up-to-date before pushing and provides clear output on the push status.

Git push handles remote branch divergence by running checks that prevent pushing if the remote repository has diverged. It prompts you to pull first, ensuring your local commits are synchronized with the remote branch before successfully pushing updates.

Yes, you can use safe force pushing with `--force-with-lease` after rebasing. The Skill supports this specific git push flag to safely overwrite the remote repository history without accidentally discarding commits pushed by other collaborators.

The best way to push a new local branch is using the Skill's upstream management feature. It automates pushing local commits to the remote repository while simultaneously setting the correct upstream configuration for the new branch.

Your git push fails when the remote repository has new commits because the Skill includes divergence checks that prevent overwriting remote changes. It prompts you to pull the latest commits first to resolve potential conflicts before pushing.