High --force-with-lease option for git push is missing on macOS.
This problem has been previously discussed and wrongly resolved SRCTREE-4964.
[SRCTREE-7483] Missing support of git push --force-with-lease
When clicking the "Force push" checkbox upon an attempt to push, `--force-with-lease` appears to now be the one used (if the log output is any indication). There's no option for a regular `–force`, but I wouldn't think that should normally be an option anyways.
> Fix is available in version.4.2.7
Where can we find the "push force with lease" option? I cannot see anything new in the UI.
77a968756571 Thanks for reaching out to us. It is in our backlog already. We will work on it and will update here.
I'm honestly stunned that this has not been fixed. How hard would it be to add an option to "use force-with-lease instead of force" setting? The lack of this feature makes me want to use a competitor.
This very important - if someone use rebase - then he allways must open terminal to run this command 
On MacOs pmenu>preferences>Advanced there is option "Allow force push" - and it will be convinient to add: "Allow force-with-lease push"
@Arati Mohanty Currently, the task is poorly done—it misleads users. Someone wanting to use rebase will be looking for the "force-with-lease" option, but instead, they only see "force push" when pushing changes (and in the settings)—and they are unnecessarily confused, looking for information on the internet.
If "force push" is actually executing "force-with-lease," then it is a mislabel. Therefore, I suggest changing label to
"force push (with lease)"
or
"force push with lease"