git usage question: if you use `git pull` and `git push`, how do you usually use them?
possible answers include:
- just run `git push` and `git pull` with no arguments (other than --rebase or --ff-only etc)
- always specify remote/branch with `git push origin main` and `git pull origin main`
- some combination of the above
- something else?
(please only reply if you use both `git pull` and `git push`, I'm very aware of team "I never use `git pull`" :) )
might add some follow up polls to this
@b0rk for me it's usually like this:
First I do "git pull" (without arguments) to get the latest stuff.
Then I make local changes and test them and mess around with the code in other ways, locally.
Then, before doing commit, I do "git pull" again (again without arguments). This is because I want to avoid trouble as much as possible in case someone else made changes in the meantime.
Then I do "git add" and "git commit" a few times.
Then I do "git push" (without arguments)
