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Every other destination is Git-based, meaning pushing all refs (which is what's happening) will ensure all remote branches are copied and backed up.

For the S3 destination, this is not the case since the repo is pushed as-is. This means an S3 backup will only have the default branch checked out. This is fixed by backing up a bare clone.

Maybe add to the S3-dest docs that you can restore a bare clone into a normal Git repo with git clone /path/to/bare /path/to/normal?

@cooperspencer cooperspencer merged commit 533b98b into cooperspencer:main Apr 28, 2025
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