If creating a local repo with no remote, there are two pieces of remote functionality which come into play that should not; both happen to occur after a commit:
- After committing, an "Aborting..." error message is shown. I think this has something to do with the fact that no remotes are found, so that function aborts. It should return an error code instead.
- If the branch you are committing to happens to be in the protected list, you still receive the message "WARNING: Pushing to
master is not allowed. Aborting..." after the local commit occurs. This message is superfluous.
If creating a local repo with no remote, there are two pieces of remote functionality which come into play that should not; both happen to occur after a commit:
masteris not allowed. Aborting..." after the local commit occurs. This message is superfluous.