Ok, I think I figured this out. The clue was in the error message I posted.
I had the branch in question checked out in my main repository clone, so
the system couldn't push changes from my --local clone of the branch back
into that branch in the primary clone.
I guess that makes some sort of se
No one has answered yet which makes me guess (a) I didn't ask very well or
(b) no one knows the answer, so let me try again here.
I created a local clone of my fgdata repository using the --local option
which builds hard links to the master original repository and saves lots of
space. The clone r
Here locally I made a local clone of the fgdata repository using "git clone
-l fgdata fgdata-wip". That seemed to work as advertised.
I noticed that the only branch available in the new local clone "fgdata-wip"
is the branch that is active in fgdata at the time the clone is made
that's good
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