Describe the bug
Usually the ARC Commander reports an error when syncing ARCs to a remote repository that does not exist so far ensuring that the URL was spelled correctly. Afterwards, arc sync -f can be used to force push.
This morning, AC reported
ERROR: GIT: fatal: repository "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/newtestARC.git/" not found
after using arc sync -r "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/newtestARC", but created the remote repository anyways.
To Reproduce
Initialize an ARC
Run arc sync -r "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/YourName/NewRemoteRepository"
Check if new remote repository was created, although flag -f was not set
Expected behavior
AC should report expected error telling you to force push using arc sync -f
Describe the bug Usually the ARC Commander reports an error when syncing ARCs to a remote repository that does not exist so far ensuring that the URL was spelled correctly. Afterwards,
arc sync -f
can be used to force push. This morning, AC reportedERROR: GIT: fatal: repository "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/newtestARC.git/" not found
after usingarc sync -r "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/newtestARC"
, but created the remote repository anyways.To Reproduce
arc sync -r "https://git.nfdi4plants.org/YourName/NewRemoteRepository"
-f
was not setExpected behavior AC should report expected error telling you to force push using
arc sync -f