Remote#branch and #merge should default to current branch instead of master
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…"master" Signed-off-by: James Couball <jcouball@yahoo.com>
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Description
This PR makes two changes:
Remote#branchwhen not given a branch name will create a Branch object representing the remote tracking branch with the same name as the current branch. Originally, the default wasmastereven if a branch of that name did not exist.Remote#mergewhen not given a branch name will merge from the remote tracking branch with the same name as the current branch. Before this PR, merge would try to merge from the remotemasterbranch even if that branch did not exist.