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Restyle get/import: more meaningful message on NoRemoteError #2781

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@restyled-io restyled-io bot commented Nov 12, 2019

A duplicate of #2759 with additional commits that automatically address
incorrect style, created by Restyled.

Since the original Pull Request was opened as a fork in a contributor's
repository, we are unable to create a Pull Request branching from it with only
the style fixes.

The following Restylers made fixes:

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To incorporate these changes, you can either:

  1. Merge this Pull Request instead of the original, or

  2. Ask your contributor to locally incorporate these commits and push them to
    the original Pull Request

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    ```console
    git remote add upstream https://github.com/iterative/dvc.git
    git fetch upstream pull/<this PR number>/head
    git merge --ff-only FETCH_HEAD
    git push
    ```
    

NOTE: As work continues on the original Pull Request, this process will
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necessary. If the style is fixed manually at any point (i.e. this process finds
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@restyled-io restyled-io bot deleted the pull-2759-restyled branch November 12, 2019 14:29
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