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simplified git config causes remote upstream rewrite on every run

See original GitHub issue

If I use a simple config entry like:

~/test/cvspull:
  mypackage: 'git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/mygroup/mypackage.git'

I always see the line about Updating remote origin:

Updating remote origin (ssh://git@gitlab.com/mygroup/mypackage.git) with git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/mygroup/mypackage.git

which then in turn causes a retry of the update.

To fix this issue I have to use a config like this:

~/test/cvspull:
  mypackage:
    url: 'git+ssh://git@gitlab.com/mygroup/mypackage.git'
    remotes:
      origin: 'ssh://git@gitlab.com/mygroup/mypackage.git'

This then works, but I would like to have a more compact/simplified config with only one line per repo.

(repogroup and name have been abstracted, as the used gitlab is internal 😉 )

Best regards Segaja

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Created 2 years ago
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aschleifercommented, Mar 2, 2022

@tony just a headsup: since now the new structure is in, i will wait for this fix before i look at the add command and into moving the gitlab generator script into the actual package.

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aschleifercommented, Feb 25, 2022

@tony once this bug is fixed I’m happy to fix the new scripts to use the simplified configuration again. But you can also do it in the same PR where you fix this.