#pull without args should do the same as git pull without args
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…options Signed-off-by: James Couball <jcouball@yahoo.com>
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git pull with no options#pull without args should do the same as git pull without args
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Description
Fixes #423
Git::Lib#pullwith no args currently performsgit pull origin master. It sets the remote name to 'origin' and the branch to pull to 'master'. This probably isn't what the user expects and can cause errors or undesired results.git pullwith no args figures out defaults for the remote name and branch name to use.Git::Lib#pullshould have the same effect.