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Get error No default branch is defined

nholder
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September 8, 2020

I am getting a 404 error No default branch is defined and can't access the repository. There is no option to go to settings and change it. How can I fix this?

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nholder
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September 15, 2020

I figured this out. I upgraded last month and a few repository folders somehow did not copy to the location were I did the update. Copying the missing folders in did not work. I ended up copying the backup I did to another server and installing the old version on there then doing the update again. Luckily we did not make any changes on any of the older repositories sense the update just added two new ones. I just imported them to the server I redid the update on. After I did that I just moved it back to the first server.

Shobana Jayabalan
February 16, 2021

hey holder , i am also facing the similar issue , could you please help me 

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