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Pull request overview
This PR addresses project update failures after a repository rebase + force-push when the project is configured with branch override enabled, by forcing updates of remote-tracking refs during fetch.
Changes:
- Update the default git refspec used when
project.allow_overrideis enabled to a force refspec (+...) to allow non-fast-forward updates.
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TheWitness
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Feb 28, 2026
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When creating a project with allow branch override and then trying to sync it after a rebase & force push, the project update fails with:
Adding the force flag + fixes that.