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Hi,
I have opened a pull-request and it cannot be viewed because of a 500 error:
Hi,
I have opened a pull-request and it cannot be viewed because of a 500 error:
Hi, did you create a pull request with many (>2K) commits?
Nope this pull request only has like 5 commits.
Here is the branch: https://codeberg.org/giri/Gadgetbridge/src/branch/ring-sr08
I did rebase the upstream main.
I think you might have created a bigger PR than you realized, the database says that there have been more than 2K commits (and got caught by text limit that records the pushed commit IDs).
@Gusted wrote in #2075 (comment):
I think you might have created a bigger PR than you realized, the database says that there have been more than 2K commits (and got caught by text limit that records the pushed commit IDs).
You seem to be right, the upstream was pretty active in the meanwhile. What to do now? The rebase itself makes sense to me...
I don't think you can propose a rebase to an existing PR via another PR, the original author would have to do and force-push its result.
@Gusted wrote in #2075 (comment):
I don't think you can propose a rebase to an existing PR via another PR, the original author would have to do and force-push its result.
How sad, that is a valid use case.
No due date set.
No dependencies set.
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?