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GitHub doesn't let me pull (nor push) my project #5596
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@Champol thanks for the report! Could you attach the full log files? The Help | Show Logs in Explorer menu items should open the logs folder, and inside those are the log files generated by day. This will provide some more information to help troubleshoot. |
2018-09-08 was the day we last pushed our work, and everything was alright, but then, that day or the next I tried to pull and I couldn't. 2018-09-08.desktop.production.log |
@Champol thanks for the log files, they show that some Git operations are causing cascading failures. 09/09:
10/09
That last error is one I can control (it blocks a What I'd recommend doing is removing and re-adding the remote so that it restores the From a shell inside the problem repository, you should run these commands (but change $ git remote rm origin
$ git remote add origin [url]
$ git fetch --all Let me know if that gets you back to a good place! |
Thanks! |
Followed your steps, didn't work =/
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@steveward any ideas? |
Finally I did it manually: removed my local repo and cloned it again. Lost some changes but minimal. |
@Champol I'm glad you were able to workaround it. Thanks for the update! |
We have been using GitHub desktop for years on a project. Days ago I pushed some updates, then my friend pushed hers. The next day I opened GitHub desktop to pull her commit, but the button for fetching said "Publish branch" instead. I tried in many ways to pull the repo into my pc, but none worked. When pressin Ctrl+Shirf+P, there is a little blink and nothing happens, not even a message.
When pressing "publish branch", an error message appears: "The repository has been updated since you last pulled. Try pulling before pushing.", but as I said, I can't pull the repo.
I don't have any idea on how to use the console to write commands, so I'm looking for a solution using only GitHub Desktop if possible.
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