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I'm using SourceTree with GIT flow enabled. Initialisation of the repo for git flow was done using just the defaults
I have tried removing (renamed the folder to keep files) the local repo, and pulling down a fresh copy. however it still is the same, so I assume I've affected the remote repo with whatever strange state.
Kinda confused about how I got in to this state, and have no idea how to fix the problem.
I'm still newish to sourcetree.
TIA
John.
I have no idea how, but when I finally set up the new (current) machine, and moved everything over to it, it now works (on here). The previous temp machine still has a broken SourceTree setup.
I have zero idea how and why but its working on the main working machine. I'm thinking for the temp machine I'll try and remove SourceTree completely and reinstall. Just to see if i can get it in sync with the rest. That'll be next week or 2 when I get access to that computer. I'll report back.
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