I'm hoping this will be an easy fix. When attempting to git push, I get the following
grommish@norwits:~/openwrt/bin$ git push origin r13628+5
Enumerating objects: 31247, done.
Counting objects: 100% (31247/31247), done.
Delta compression using up to 8 threads
Compressing objects: 100% (31139/31139), done.
client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe
fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly
Now, searching online brings several expanding the postBuffer posts, and I've done that..
It's not at all clear what you're trying to accomplish, neither what OS you're trying (it's obviously not OpenWrt), nor what server/ repo you're trying to push.
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Just for the avoidance of doubt, OpenWrt's git repositories don't accept pushes from non-developers, you can only push to a private fork somewhere else.
I'm pushing the output of the BUILDROOT/bin directory to the github repo used to hold the opkg files for my unsupported device.
In doing this, I had setup a master branch and was able to git push without issue. I switched branches from master to r13628+5 to denote the revision.
I switched branches, added the directory tree, made the commit.
git push origin r13628+5 resulted in the
When attempting to correct the issue, the consensus was to increase the postBuffer size, and I did on both ssh/http
The results are the same error.
If I then switch back to master, re-do the commit and do git push origin master, it's fine
Yes That is what pull requests are for I appreciate the patience!
Also, yes the branch ID's are different, as I've rebuilt a few time since I posted this originally. It's safe to assume those would be changed to whatever the current version tag is.