Add setting fetch_new_remotes: true
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When adding remotes, we always asked if we should now also fetch this remote. Add "fetch_new_remotes" and just fetch without asking if set to `True`. This is also the default because frankly you likely want that. (Except for huge repos, but then set this in the project settings, no?)
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Ideally, we had an UI where we could select which refs we're interested in. E.g. a preview of what the remote provides -- esp. highlighting the stuff we don't have already. Also very likely we don't need the tags, as tags tend to be shared ("centralized") even in a distributed git system. |
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Ref #390 which introduced the fetch-after-dialog feature. |
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When adding remotes, we always asked if we should now also fetch this remote. Add "fetch_new_remotes" and just fetch without asking if set to
True.This is also the default because frankly you likely want that. (Except for huge repos, but then set this in the project settings, no?)