<![CDATA[I think that my biggest gripe with git is that when your local matches your remote, doing a git pull gives you "Already up to date" with no hyphens, and doing a git push gives you "Everything up-to-date", similar wording but with hyphens.]]>

<![CDATA[I think that my biggest gripe with git is that when your local matches your remote, doing a git pull gives you "Already up to date" with no hyphens, and doing a git push gives you "Everything up-to-date", similar wording but with hyphens.]]>I think that my biggest gripe with git is that when your local matches your remote, doing a git pull gives you "Already up to date" with no hyphens, and doing a git push gives you "Everything up-to-date", similar wording but with hyphens.

What kind of sick freak decided that was okay?

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