master force pushed?
See original GitHub issueJust fetched from origin, received:
+ 549e5a87ac...0dee0e6036 master -> origin/master (forced update)
Any additional explanation regarding this?
Thanks.
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Yeah we force pushed to fix the co-authors of this commit.
That messed up some of our sync jobs, and we had to force push again to fix the issue.
Everything should be stable now, sorry for the troubles.
For future reference/traceability: