Force-With-Lease - CI/CD Glossary Definition
Force-with-lease (git push --force-with-lease) is a safer force push that only overwrites the remote branch if it still matches the value you last fetched, aborting if someone else pushed in between.
Force-with-lease (git push --force-with-lease) is a safer force push that only overwrites the remote branch if it still matches the value you last fetched, aborting if someone else pushed in between.
Force-with-lease (git push --force-with-lease) is a safer force push that only overwrites the remote branch if it still matches the value you last fetched, aborting if someone else pushed in between.
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