sync-latest-git

To sync a local feature branch with origin, the workflow fetches updates, detects the primary branch (main, master, or dev), updates it from origin, and then merges or rebases those changes into your feature branch.

Updating a feature branch involves pulling the latest commits from the primary branch and applying them via a merge or rebase strategy. This process enforces pre-merge checks to ensure a clean working tree before applying the update.

Yes, merging or rebasing from the primary branch requires a clean working tree. The workflow validates that there are no uncommitted changes before proceeding with the merge or rebase operation to prevent conflicts.

When updating your feature branch, the workflow prompts you to choose between merging the primary branch into your feature branch or rebasing your feature branch onto it, guiding you through the decision point based on your Git workflow needs.

Yes, after rebasing a feature branch onto the primary branch, the workflow optionally supports force-pushing the updated commit history to the remote origin to synchronize the remote branch.

The workflow detects the primary branch by checking for the existence of main, master, or dev branches. It updates the detected primary branch from origin before merging or rebasing those changes into your local feature branch.