What Git '--progress' flag is for and how to use it
Today I have noticed in my IDE (IntelliJ) that when I do 'commit and push'
from the IDE level I can see in the version control output tab that
IntelliJ is using the following command:
git push --progress origin storyBranchA:storyBranchA
I wonder how I can use that 'progress' flag outside of my IDE, is there
any nice usage explained somewhere as I cannot find anything about that
flag, and why the IDE is actually specifying the branch to commit to as
storyBranchA:storyBranchA and not simply
git push --progress origin storyBranchA
Regards Kris
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