Syncing: fetch, pull and push

In this chapterChoose fetch, pull or push and understand the sync status.

GitTrail never fetches, pulls or pushes on its own. Every sync starts with your click, and shows progress you can cancel.

• Sync status: up to date, to pull, to push, diverged, not published or gone, and when it was last checked.
• Fetch, pull, pull with rebase, push, publish, and push tags.
• Safe force push: refuses if someone else pushed in the meantime.
• Remotes: add, rename, change address, remove, fetch one; Push here makes a remote the default for pushing.
• Forks: add the original as upstream, see how far behind you are, bring its work in, or sync your fork on GitHub.
• Push to several remotes at once.
• In every repo: pull, fetch or switch branch across a workspace.
• Network: proxy and company certificate per host.
• Notifications when a long sync finishes (optional).