Git push, pushes successfully, but puts massive ASCII 'X' in output

Question

I just pushed some code before BitBucket, it seems to have successfully pushed, but the answer I got was weird.

$ git push Counting objects: 11, done. Delta compression using up to 12 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (6/6), done. Writing objects: 100% (6/6), 924 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done. Total 6 (delta 4), reused 1 (delta 0) remote: remote: ++++ ++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ remote: +++++++++++++++++++++ remote: +++++++ remote: +++ +++ remote: ++++++ +++++ ++++++ remote: ++++++ +++++ ++++++ remote: +++++++ +++ +++++++ remote: ++++++++ + ++++++++ remote: ++++++++ ++++++++ remote: ++++++++ +++++++++ remote: +++++++++++++++ remote: +++++++++++++ remote: +++++++++ remote: +++++++ remote: + +++++++ remote: +++ +++++++ remote: ++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ remote: +++++++ +++++++ To [e-mail] :BanksySan/swag-challenge-1.git 26ce354..86b24a4 master -> master 

What does giant ASCII mean?

Answer 1

This is just arbitrary text that is sent from the server; the client simply displays what the server sends. Please note: each line has a remote prefix. Usually it is used for error messages or only for some informational text about the server.

In this case, it looks like an Atlassian Logo , since Atlassian is the company that owns Bitbucket. On the basis of another question , it seems that it is intended for coloring using ANSI escape sequences in the form of a rainbow, which is likely to mark today the Supreme Court's decision to cross out laws against homosexual marriage in the USA . Perhaps your terminal does not interpret these escape sequences, and therefore you just see a monochrome logo, not a rainbow.