Closed christenlanger closed 1 year ago
Mmm. The only way I can think that you could get into that state is if you interrupted an earlier push operation (i.e. a 'full'. Like killed the server or something. (?)
ATM, the only fix I can think of would be to go into the server directory with an run git merge --abort
. Assuming you have that access and the server had git installed.
Alternatively, you could delete the myserver/.git
directory and start over. But this will delete all of your local backups.
I think I'm going to disable the optimization that does a merge on push by default, FWIW. But that doesn't really help you right now.
It does seem like the error was the result of a crash. I have already reset the backups by starting over since it wasn't a big deal yet. I'll take note of the other solution (git command) since I do have access to the server. Thanks for your hard work.
Cool. FWIW, the latest version (0.15.3) disables the behavior that I suspect could leave you in a bad state if the server crashes. So you might want to upgrade.
...but also I highly recommend git/git-lfs if at all possible. You'll have a much better time with it.
I'm currently encountering this issue on all of my server instances with regards to fast backup. This error message appears after issuing the "/backup local" command. A "/backup full" command does not return an error but still fails.