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After restarting my client following a desktop client update prompt, I can no longer Fetch Origin
See original GitHub issueDescription
Version
- GitHub Desktop:
- Operating system:
Windows 7 professional.
Steps to Reproduce
- I restarted the GH desktop client after noticing a prompt that there was a new update.
- I made a change to content in a repo.
- Now when I click fetch Origin I get the error above. I have not touched my properties, my password or anything.
Expected Behavior
Fetch original to work as normal.
Actual Behavior
Additional Information
Logs
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:10
- Comments:51 (20 by maintainers)
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Okey I just remove lines below and everything works like a hero. 👍 Thanks
@michellepurcell this is the problem entry:
If you delete those two lines, Desktop should be back to a happy place. I’m also curious if there’s another tool which is adding these lines back in - are there any other tools you have installed that have Git integration?