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How is that even possible though? A `git pull` should be pulling down whatever is in the repo, and the file is clearly in the repo. I'm honestly baffled.

Yeah, I can't think of a reason why that would be true. Does the upgrade.php file get deleted right after it's run somehow?

@TUmphress All of those are files we changed tho, so I'd expect them to light up during a git pull, but unless permissions or line endings changed, they shouldn't show...

I honestly don’t know - we’re only hearing a few reports of this issue, so it’s hard to track down to be honest 😔 My best guess is that permissions...

This is honestly so bizarre. I'm sure we'll find a smoking gun somewhere, but this is just so strange.

Long shot here, but can all of you let me know what anti-virus you're running? We do use `php_exec()` in that file, which some anti-virus programs will automatically sandbox.

I mean specifically on the server (wherever your snipe-it install is located), not your local hard drive, if that wasn't clear. @jsdoptel - do you have access to the sandbox...

@TUmphress thanks for that additional info. We did see that, and we suspect some Windows users might be having a harder time than usual because of the LF/CLRF issue, but...

Thanks for this!

Can you retarget to `develop` though, per the dev documentation?