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QUESTION
Trying to combine one repo into another repo while maintaining history using the following rough method:
- Clone repo to be moved/merged (source) and
git mv
all files/folders into a subfolder that does not exist in the destination repo - Commit and push changes
- Create a new branch in the repo to be merged into (destination)
- Add a remote to the source repo:
git remote add source-repo
git fetch source-repo
git merge remotes/source-repo/ --allow-unrelated-histories
git push
This worked great for several repos but on this one particular repo, I get the following error when trying to do that last push up to origin:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 00:48The error message that you are getting:
QUESTION
I'm just starting to learn C# following Brackeys on Youtube. Upon writing along I get this problem pop up in vscode:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 16:59So the error is about this line:
QUESTION
Before diving in the question, a little background:
A couple months ago, my team migrate our repo from Team Foundation Server to Azure DevOps. Last week, we noticed that one branch on the TFS had work done on it which is now needed. So we decided to bring that branch to Azure in order to avoid doing the said work again.
I cloned the repo from TFS on my machine, change the url of origin to match the one of Azure and then tried to push the branch with the following steps :
- Clone from TFS
- Create a new branch from the branch I'm interested in
- Add a remote origin (called origin-azure)
- Add a dummy file and committed the change
- Push the branch to origin-azure
It gave me the following error message :
error: remote unpack failed: error The tree object 1234 was rejected: The folder 'myfolder' and the folder 'MyFolder' pushed differ in case. You must remove or rename one of them or disable case-enforcement (see https://aka.ms/git-platform-compat). To https://urlOfRepoOnAzure ! [remote rejected] ExportBranche -> ExportBranche (The tree object 5678 was rejected: The folder 'myfolder' and the folder 'MyFolder' pushed differ in case. You must remove or rename one of them or disable case-enforcement (see https://aka.ms/git-platform-compat).) error: failed to push some refs to https://urlOfRepoOnAzure
I deleted the folder "myfolder" and tried again. Same error. But I'm able to push to TFS wihtout any problems at all.
I don't understand what's going on. Especially why the push to Azure is rejected since I'm pushing a new branch.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 17:37You can try following this link and change your repository settings on Azure Repos regarding your Policies about Case enforcement.
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 19:39pip --version
shows it's for Python 3.7. Your wheels are for Python 3.8. To install them you need pip
from Python 3.8. Either
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