Peter Baumann

Details please. What command did you run? Which git-tfs version? Which Studio version? And what do you mean by loading/unloading privateregistry.bin?

Interesting. I'll try to have a look at that in the next few days. Are there some preconditions for the branches which need to be met that this error shows...

With preconditions I mean something like must there be some of the branches deleted that this happens?

This error stems from git directly, not from git-tfs. There was a (not so) recent security fix in git, which may be the reason this pops up now. Side note:...

I am not sure that duplicating the folder and then making it a branch will allow git-tfs to import correctly. I would suggest to try to `git tfs clone --branches=none`...

I assume (but I am not sure) that the D stand for deleted. You should see the changeset which is imported. Maybe look at the history and try to figure...

_[Edited to fix formating]_ > To me, my question is simple: Does Git TFS support getting the check-in comment from ALL changesets in TFS and showing that somewhere in Git...

The message is coming from here: https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/blob/36be5582a611dcb708fe1b88f16b0399e05a352c/src/GitTfs/Commands/Clone.cs#L184 What you could do is building git-tfs yourself and the try to debug the clone of the problematic changeset. I know that this...

_Edited to fix rendering error_ _Sorry for the long delay, it is quite a busy time and the change wasn't obvious at all from staring at it._ I was trying...

Having dug around at the weekend a little more, some more insights: - The branch name alone being a prefix is not enough, it must be reachable by a second...