Open keunhong opened 4 months ago
Thanks for reporting this!
Do you have any more context as to what your commit graph looked like and what operation you were performing? Having the exact command line can be a big help.
Unfortunately I've lost track of the commit graph when this happened but this is roughly what I was doing:
feature1
to remote.feature1
branch. Let's call it feature2
.git sync
it kept marking feature1
as a branch authored by someone else (my git email might have been different. I did a git commit --amend
to try to solve this but it kept happening on that branch for some reason.feature2
onto feature1
with git stack --rebase feature2 --onto feature1
. For some reason this would get undone when I did another git sync
.git rebase
but then this happened when I did git sync
.I was able to fix it somehow by doing a bunch of rebases, but I'm not entirely sure what fixed it.
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Description
This happened after I manually rebased one of my branches onto another one (because
git sync
kept unstacking them for some reason).Crash report:
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