unable to checkout remote branch when existing local branch has the same name
See original GitHub issueHi,
first of all, thanks for this nice tool.
I am getting this error message A branch with that name already exists.
(as shown in the attchement) , when I click on Other branches
, which are branches that do not appear anyway with git ls-remote
– not sure if this is related to #2964
Thanks for your help.
ps: I am using v 1.1.1 on mac os 10.13.4
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Can this get fixed already?