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False up to date

doejohn126

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    I tried merging a branch into mine but I eventually ended up git resetting it. A few weeks later I attempt to merge it again but it says that its "Already up to date." and doesn't merge everything.
     
    doejohn126 said:
    I tried merging a branch into mine but I eventually ended up git resetting it. A few weeks later I attempt to merge it again but it says that its "Already up to date." and doesn't merge everything.
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    It's impossible for anyone to help you without any sort of contextual information.
    What branch you trying to pull?
    From which repository?
    If Git says that you're up-to-date, then you are up-to-date in relation to the branch that you're trying to pull. Git tells no lies. There isn't a "false up-to-date".
    There's a higher chance that the problem comes from your end and that you're trying to pull the wrong branch, or that you're trying to pull from the wrong repository.
    Double check your remotes by using git remote -v, and double check the parameters that you're passing through git pull too.
     
    Yeah I think I know what I did now. I kept some random parts of what I merged and removed everything else.
     
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