Hi Andrey, On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 07:15:13PM +0300, _RuRo_ (Андрей Стоцкий) wrote: > After updating git from `v2.25.1` to `v2.26.0`, I've noticed that performing `git pull` on an up-to-date repository now results in a non-zero exit code and `error: nothing to do` on stderr. > With version 2.25.1, `git pull` used to finish with exit code 0 and `Current branch master is up to date.` on stdout. > > The current (`v2.26.0`) behaviour only happens with the following config options: > ``` > [pull] > rebase = true > [rebase] > autoSquash = true > abbreviateCommands = true > ``` > If any 1 of the 3 config options is not set, there is no error. > > I think, this is a bug since many scripts and utilities rely on the exit code of `git pull` and the current behaviour causes false errors. I believe that this bug has been reported already. Can you see if these patches fix your problem: https://lore.kernel.org/git/20200330124236.6716-1-alban.gruin@xxxxxxxxx/ -Denton > -- > Andrey Stotskiy, > ruro.ruro@xxxxx
