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Nordfriese
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Posted at: 2020-04-26, 14:44

Hm… perhaps you cloned the repo with the --depth parameter? Then you could try to use git fetch --unshallow upstream to fix this. Otherwise, I don't really have an idea except the universal solution of deleting everything and getting a fresh copy face-sad.png

i hate it... but maybe i am too stupid for git.

No, it's just that git is a git face-wink.png

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kaputtnik
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Posted at: 2020-04-26, 16:48

Nordfriese wrote:

Hm… perhaps you cloned the repo with the --depth parameter?

Yes, of course face-wink.png

Then you could try to use git fetch --unshallow upstream to fix this. Otherwise, I don't really have an idea except the universal solution of deleting everything and getting a fresh copy face-sad.png

Will start from scratch again. If that works i will adjust the wikipage and add warning about the --depth option.

Thanks for looking into my issue face-smile.png

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