Usability outrage as far as I am concerned

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All I will do is paste the stackoverflow question below. It covers the
commands I made in chronological order and the way I would have
expected git to behave differently.

So I did

git pull home_subfolder

while in usb_subfolder. Can't remember the immediate output, but it
included a part about two repos having no commits in common. Would
have been wiser for git to just error out with a message that in one
of the folders there is not git repository.

At all times

git status

in home_subfolder gives

branch master
Working directory clean

This is so stupid considering the circumstances.

Doing again

git pull home_subfolder

at all times from usb_folder now returns U in front of 2 files in
home_folder and A in front of another file and then says

Pull is not possible because you have unmerged files

Had the bright idea to do

git clone home_subfolder

from the usb_subfolder because of my worries going away when

git status

in home_subfolder conforted me that there must be nothing bad about
the situation. Therefore I suspect that now doing

git pull usb_subfolder

from home_subfolder will do the same broken result as above.

I do not want to resolve merge conflicts because git doesn't error out
with a sane message of the situation when it should. I just want to
get the home_subfolder and usb_subfolder repositories state to where
it was before my breakage generating git pull and git clone commands.

Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit, git 1.9.1.

Thank you for your time.



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