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This is undoubtedly a PEBKAC issue, but somehow I got my repository into a state where the remote branch is conflicting:
$ jj status
...
These remote branches have conflicts:
master@origin
Use `jj branch list` to see details. Use `jj git fetch` to resolve.
...
$ jj git fetch
Nothing changed.
so jj git fetch doesn't resolve this coflict, and moreover jj log isn't showing conflicts like I expected:
$ jj log
@ xwutvklrrtmn [email protected] 2023-03-17 03:13:15.000 +09:00 a5874c04b36b
│ (no description set)
o rzpquunpvyyt [email protected] 2023-03-17 02:36:07.000 +09:00 master* 1bba389459ca
│ p2.1: Use source test data
o opzuwxsypkwq [email protected] 2023-03-16 21:57:32.000 +09:00 master@origin? df4d55a8aba5
│ p2.1: Test readFASTA edge cases
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Instead, the branch names have decorations with which I am unfamiliar. So what is going on here? What is conflicting with what?
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Sorry, I know this bug is really annoying. I think #922 is our canonical bug for it. I think the workaround is to jj git remote remove origin; jj git import; jj git remote add origin <URL> but let me know if that doesn't work.
Description
This is undoubtedly a PEBKAC issue, but somehow I got my repository into a state where the remote branch is conflicting:
so
jj git fetch
doesn't resolve this coflict, and moreoverjj log
isn't showing conflicts like I expected:Instead, the branch names have decorations with which I am unfamiliar. So what is going on here? What is conflicting with what?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: