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Hello!
I am running into an error when I try to fetch some refs from the remote of my repository. I have spent some time in the GitPython docs but am still unable to work my head around where I could be going wrong, thus I am opening the ticket.
I'm running into issues with the line below, where repo is a git.Repo instance.
repo.remote().fetch('refs/pull/*/merge:refs/pull/*/merge')
I have pasted the partial traceback below:
In a bash terminal, the command
git fetch -v -- origin refs/pull/*/merge:refs/pull/*/merge
works and returns the refs that I am trying to fetch.I'm not quire sure where to start looking at this and would appreciate any guidance. Thank you for your help!
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