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Is there a reason a lot of the the git commands end in &>/dev/null instead of >/dev/null? Unless it's some obscure syntax, I don't see much of a reason to run all the commands in the background. It might even be detrimental when you checkout a new commit before the pull finishes. Oh, I see. It redirects stdout and stderr.
See
plugn/bashenv/plugn.bash
Line 53 in 3cb228f
git checkout master &> /dev/null
does not work when no 'master' branch exists. (newly created github projects usesmain
as default)Seen here: dokku/dokku#5041
However to work around it, I changed my default branch to 'master'.
Using something like
git checkout refs/remotes/origin/HEAD
should workThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: