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docs(release): clarify remotes in release guide #2166
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This change makes clear that `git push` commands in the release process should go to the remote representing the main repo, not forks. It changes the example origin name from `origin` to `upstream` to reduce accidental pushes to forks and better stand out in command snippets. Signed-off-by: Jon Huhn <johuhn@microsoft.com>
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Description:
This change makes clear that
git pushcommands in the release processshould go to the remote representing the main repo, not forks. It
changes the example origin name from
origintoupstreamto reduceaccidental pushes to forks and better stand out in command snippets.
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