I'm working on a branch of my master repository:
$ git branch
* as-testsuite
master
I've added unstaged changes and committed them. Now I'd like to push them on the current branch "as-testsuite". Just on that branch, not in my master branch.
$ git push
fatal: The current branch as-testsuite has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use
I do have have added an upstream repository for push (as I can see from git remote -v). Pardon the silly question, why do I have to provide additional options if I want to use the current branch? Should I use?
$ git push origin as-testsuite
Thanks a lot
