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Error when remote is not 'origin' #192
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I'll take a look at this soon. The short reason why this is likely happening: there's some hardcoded logic to look for |
I should mention too, I'll try to add your scenario here as an integration test! |
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191: Fix origin remote and config file lookup errors r=nickgerace a=nickgerace - Fix error when remote is not "origin" and fallback to alternate remotes if "origin" is not found - Add failure scenario to core integration test - Fix error where "gfold.toml" not existing would result in execution failure - Add config file lookup behavior to README - Remove debug flag in favor of RUST_LOG - This also results in the logging module being removed since setting the logging should be configured via RUST_LOG - Add RUST_LOG and RUST_BACKTRACE to README and CLI help troubleshooting sections - Update display flags in README to use `-d` - Update flag description for color to use "never" instead of "off" as one of its options - Add sequencing debug logs (e.g. "foo has completed") - Switch back to anyhow for its backtrace feature - Update to 4.0.0-rc.2 Closes #189 Closes #190 Closes #192 Co-authored-by: Nick Gerace <nickagerace@gmail.com>
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When the upstream of a branch I get the error:
In this case the upstream is called 'fork' of the given branch.
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