As a tortoise-git user, if I could have just 1 feature added ...

[davidb...@gmail.com]

Hey guys,

I am a happy user of tortoise-git.  I thank the authors and contributors for making such a great productivity tool for engineers.  I have one feature that I would looove to have as I seem to run into it often.

Sequence: I have commited changes locally and now I want to push them to a branch.  I signal a PUSH to the remote branch.  Then I get a git error that says "changes exist on the remote branch" (because someone else updated the branch).  At this point there is a nice "pull" button to make that easy. 

My feature request is that when control transfers to that pull, can the knowledge of the fact that I was in the middle of an interrupted PUSH be transferred such that if that PULL occurs cleanly, I could be presented with a PUSH button to complete my intended push?

What I am finding is that mentally I feel like I pushed because I pressed push, but that push was interrupted by a pull and then didn't get re-initiated.

You may have been asked for this before and may have had reasons why you didn't do it.  But I believe I would love this feature.

All the best and again thanks for the software,

David.