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Currently, bumpver pushes to a remote that is configured for the current branch, typically, this would be origin,
however some users might want to configure default remote to point to a fork so that they don't pollute the origin repo with their feature branches.
However, when pushing a release by creating a tagged commit and then making a PR to merge into main branch, this approach does not work because merging pull requests does not transfer the tags (at least on GitHub).
To prevent this mistake from happening, it would be great to have a setting like:
allowed_remote= https://github.com/origin/repo
or perhaps allowed_remotes to allow for multiple allowed repos.
Currently, bumpver pushes to a remote that is configured for the current branch, typically, this would be
origin
,however some users might want to configure default remote to point to a fork so that they don't pollute the origin repo with their feature branches.
However, when pushing a release by creating a tagged commit and then making a PR to merge into main branch, this approach does not work because merging pull requests does not transfer the tags (at least on GitHub).
To prevent this mistake from happening, it would be great to have a setting like:
or perhaps
allowed_remotes
to allow for multiple allowed repos.This feature is related to #198.
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