Checkout branch checks out "(no branch)"
I encountered a Bug where Checkout would not checkout the provided branch, but rather nothing (?). This somehow does not occur on my local dev-machine, but only on our pipeline agent.
Reproduction steps
This is my code to commit my changes
public Commit? CommitChanges(SemVersion newVersion)
{
using var repo = new Repository(_executionSettings.Git.CloneTarget);
_logger.LogInformation("{head}", repo.Head.FriendlyName);
var status = repo.RetrieveStatus();
if (!status.IsDirty)
{
_logger.LogInformation("No changes in repository, skipping commit");
return null;
}
var targetBranch = LibGit2Sharp.Commands.Checkout(repo, GetBranch(repo, _executionSettings.Git.TargetBranch));
_logger.LogInformation("{head}", repo.Head.FriendlyName);
LibGit2Sharp.Commands.Stage(repo, new[]
{
_executionSettings.FileNames.Changelog,
_executionSettings.FileNames.Version
});
var author = new Signature("Version Agent", "[email protected]", DateTimeOffset.Now);
var commitMessage = $"chore(release): Released {newVersion} to production";
_logger.LogInformation("{head}", repo.Head.FriendlyName);
var commit = repo.Commit(commitMessage, author, author);
_logger.LogInformation("{head}", repo.Head.FriendlyName);
_logger.LogInformation("Commited new changes");
return commit;
}
And this loads the provided branch.
private Branch GetBranch(Repository repo, string branchName)
{
var branch = repo.Branches.SingleOrDefault(branch => branch.FriendlyName == branchName);
if (branch == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException($"Could not find branch '{branchName}'. Did you mean to use 'origin/{branchName}' instead?");
}
_logger.LogInformation("Found branch '{branchName}' with head at {headSha}", branch.CanonicalName, branch.Commits.First().Sha);
return branch;
}
Expected behavior
I would except, that every logging statement would print "develop"
Actual behavior
Only the first logging prints "develop". The following only print "(no branch)"
Version of LibGit2Sharp (release number or SHA1)
0.27.2
Operating system(s) tested; .NET runtime tested
Local dev-machine: Windows 10 Pipeline: ubuntu
Hi, we are having the exact same problem in our company. Is this a confirmed bug or an error in using the library?
UPDATE: This is how we solved the problem:
var existingRemoteBranch = Commands.Checkout(repository, existingRemoteBranchReference); var localBranch = repository.CreateBranch(localBranchName, existingRemoteBranch.Tip); repository.Branches.Update(localBranch, b => { b.Remote = "origin"; b.UpstreamBranch = localBranch.CanonicalName; } var branchToWorkWith = Commands.Checkout(repository, localBranch);