Philippe Miossec

That's perhaps the good occasion to give some love to #23... Thanks for the work.

I don't know if this project ( https://github.com/automerge/automerge ) could help here. Even if the example taken is exactly what this project try to achieve ;)

> How does one get the git SHA1 for the current TFS remote branch? There is a `MaxCommitHash` on the `IGitTfsRemote` interface...

No, the problem is not solved. I wrote #592 to solve one problem and unfortunately, it seems to be part of the solution for this problem too. But the problem...

Thanks for the reproduction case! ...but I won't be able to work on that before long! :worried: If you could continue and find a solution, it will be a real...

Work was done in https://github.com/pmiossec/git-tfs/tree/dotnetcore_multiplateform The work is stalled for the moment because `Microsoft.TeamFoundationServer.Client` 16 is in preview at the moment and is not compatible with dotnet core. So we...

Try 'git tfs info' or either have a look to the '.git\config' file or that is contained in each commit git-tfs metadata.

In git-tfs source code , there is no notion of a git branch tracking a git-tfs remote. When fetching or checking, we are looking for the git-tfs metadata. From the...

And we don't use the reflog ,just the git topology...

> What if you're not fetching/pulling metadata? That's mandatory because that's how git-tfs works. No escape. Without, you can do nothing! > What if you're branch is ahead by a...