VS Code Sync Changes: Always pushes to master
After commiting changes, when I click the "Sync changes"-Button it always tries to push to master, even though I am on another branch.
I am expecting it to push to the branch I am currently on.
Possible cause (in case this is not default behaviour): I am using a git sub-module inside my project.
Solution
First ensure that you are on the correct branch in the source control tab, open the command palette and type git checkout branch_name.
If the above fails then test the submodule to ensure it is aligned with the remote settings by typing git submodule update --remote.
In addition to the above i am pretty sure VSCode Git settings has some sort of stream defaults.
Also check .git/config
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