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We're seeing an error that the upstream remote already exists when creating a fork, even though the fork is created properly.
GitHub Desktop 2.3
Fork creation flow when you've cloned a repo you don't have write access to.
Create the fork with no errors.
See error that the upstream remote already exists.
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Describe the bug
We're seeing an error that the upstream remote already exists when creating a fork, even though the fork is created properly.
Version & OS
GitHub Desktop 2.3
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Fork creation flow when you've cloned a repo you don't have write access to.
Expected behavior
Create the fork with no errors.
Actual behavior
See error that the upstream remote already exists.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: