fix(backend): Explicitly set refspec on fetch#497
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@musabshak do you mind pasting the error message you were seeing during fetch so I can include it in the PR description? Nvm it's in the issue 😅 |
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For certain repos, re-indexing would fail when calling
git fetchwith error messagefatal: couldn't find remote ref HEAD. The theory is that while we did have a refspec forremote.origin.fetch, it was not being resolved since we were fetching against the remote url and notorigin. The solution is to specify the refspec inline with the fetch command.Fixes #492