git: Drop followTags setting for push
Not sure if we ever really needed this considering that we work on open source projects, where we need only push the branch from which we raise the MR. Pretty much the same for current client work as well. Are tags ever required for such scenario?.
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[pull]
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rebase = false
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rebase = false
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[push]
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[push]
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followTags = true
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default = nothing
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default = nothing
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[interactive]
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[interactive]
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diffFilter = delta --color-only
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diffFilter = delta --color-only
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