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Is there a function magit-magic such that

(magit-magic "master") => t
(magit-magic "origin/master") => nil

assuming origin/master is a fetched, but possibly unpulled branch on remote origin? (Sorry, I don't know the proper git terminology -- which is probably why I'm having trouble finding an answer on my own.)

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"Remote-tracking branch" is the official terminology, but Magit doesn't follow it strictly in this case. The function is called magit-remote-branch-p. (Well it does the opposite of what your magit-matic does).

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