Steve Streeting

See my pull request https://github.com/nvie/gitflow/pull/223 for a workaround for this issue. I implemented an option that maps to 'git tag -F', reading the message from a file and avoiding the...

I'm not working on this anymore but it should still work. You should be able to get more info about the failure by setting `GIT_TRACE=1` during your command.

Sorry, should have been clearer: `GIT_TRACE=1` is an environment variable, so you need to set it in your command prompt: ``` set GIT_TRACE=1 git push folderremote master ```

Thanks for raising this, it's a solid point. In terms of deleting fetched content in the `.git/lfs/objects` store, I think that's a valid extension to `git lfs prune` of anything...

I'd favour something like `git lfs checkout --clean` since it's not really doing the opposite of what `checkout` normally does, it's just doing it again from scratch with the latest...

Same, I've had to fork in order to apply this workaround, otherwise this startup crash would bite us every other editor start 🤔 It's quite a nasty one.

I tested out the fix this morning and unfortunately it's *not* fixed in UE5. I got the same crash on around the 5th restart. The workaround is still the only...

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but after updating to https://github.com/ProjectBorealis/UEGitPlugin/commit/7d6321da5ebafc732eed1c1e1f604772b0e72541 I got the old startup crash immediately :/ (UE5)

Wait, sorry, my bad - I think I got mixed up between your release branch and my fork's release branch which wasn't up to date.

As with #9 this is about deploying a CSV to end users where the culture may be different, which isn't really the intended usage of this library (it was intended...