lazarevzubov
Reputation: 2315
Force-push from Xcode
Is there a way to force-push local changes in a branch onto remote from Xcode?
I'm using Xcode 16.2 (the latest to the moment of writing), and whenever there is a divergence, Xcode just refuses to push without any options (see the screenshot below).
(I am aware that I can do that using, for example, Terminal or another software, but I really want to save time on switching and do everything from Xcode. For example, I may forget to add something to a commit and amend the changes to the previous commit, from Xcode. If the previous commit has been already pushed, Xcode won't allow you pushing changes [unlike, for instance, Jet Brains IDEs].)
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