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I noticed that running `./pixel.js reference -b latest-release` after not using pixel for awhile gave me lots of `Branch "origin/wmf/1.39.0-wmf.10" of ... not found on origin` as the latest release branch hadn't been pulled down yet. To fix this, always run git fetch before running the command to get the list of branches on the origin.
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I noticed that running
./pixel.js reference -b latest-releaseafternot using pixel for awhile gave me lots of
Branch "origin/wmf/1.39.0-wmf.10" of ... not found on originas the latestrelease branch hadn't been pulled down yet.
To fix this, always run git fetch before running the command to get the
list of branches on the origin.