After running ddr sync command (directly from commandline or invoked by ddr-local webui), local collection repos still report being ahead of origin remote on mits. However, the remote on mits does appear to be receiving local changes.
ddr sync runs without errors
git status shows status ahead
origin\master on mits has same commit hash for HEAD pointed at master; file content matches
repo status can be "fixed" by manually invoking, git checkout master; git pull origin; git checkout git-annex; git pull origin; git push origin; git checkout master; git push origin
GeoffFroh
commented
6 years ago
After running
ddr synccommand (directly from commandline or invoked by ddr-local webui), local collection repos still report being ahead of origin remote on mits. However, the remote on mits does appear to be receiving local changes.ddr syncruns without errorsgit statusshows status aheadorigin\masteron mits has same commit hash forHEADpointed atmaster; file content matchesgit checkout master; git pull origin; git checkout git-annex; git pull origin; git push origin; git checkout master; git push originFor more debug detail, see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cPDNWvSDXhmM4kK2ujU6nOknViKtvFKnPUsBacANT_M/