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Our team is renaming the base branch of our application from `master` to `trunk`. I had held off on doing this in the past because `git up -i` has become such an huge muscle memory thing and I didn't want a script to only work on some of my frequent repositories. This [trick from Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/a/49384283/1190970) shows how to grab the name of the primary branch for a remote branch without an expensive git operation. It'll allow a rebase against the tip of the primary remote branch regardless of its name. |
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| replace | ||
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