request-pull prints false warning when given commit hash as argument
Gahtan nahdi <[email protected]>
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Hi, I noticed what appears to be a bug in git request-pull when the <ref> argument is given as a commit hash rather than a ref name. For example i did this: git request-pull 5a12652e https://github.com/gahtan-syarif/fast-chess.git 1ccb9f6e which caused git to produce a warning: warn: No match for commit 1ccb9f6e66dc1eb7afa7bc782e7631b4fe39d505 found at https://github.com/gahtan-syarif/fast-chess.git warn: Are you sure you pushed '1ccb9f6e' there? However, that commit does exist in the remote repository. This only happens when I give it a commit hash in the arguments instead of a ref-name. Might not be a major issue but I thought it's worth reporting nonetheless. git version 2.43.0 Regards, Gahtan