# Git Troubleshooting ## Git Configuration #### Can't Find Git Repository > *Current directory ({current\_directory}) is not a git repository.* The current directory is not a git repository, please make sure you run the verify command inside your git repository. #### Commit is Invalid > *{commit} is not a valid commit* Please make sure the checked-out commit is a valid commit in your git history #### Can't Find Commit > *Can't find commit {commit} - Make sure it exists in the repository* Please make sure the checked-out commit is a valid commit in your git history #### Commit is Shallow > *Commit {commit} is shallow - Make sure the commit's branch has sufficient history* For Redefine to perform test prediction, it needs to perform git operations that require sufficient git history. If your commit is shallow (depth=1) or doesn't have sufficient depth (<100) redefine will not be able to perform quality test prediction. To fix the issue, please make sure `git clone` is not shallow. if --depth is used, it has to be >100" #### Can't Get Commit Depth > *Can't get depth of commit {commit} - Make sure it exists in the repository* For Redefine to perform test prediction, it needs to perform git operations that require sufficient git history. If your commit is shallow (depth=1) or doesn't have sufficient depth (<100) redefine will not be able to perform quality test prediction. To fix the issue, please make sure `git clone` is not shallow. if --depth is used, it has to be >100" #### Can't Find Remote Branches > *Can't find remote branches for repository {git\_repo} - Make sure the repository is valid and has remote* Please make sure your current machine has permission to the remote repository, and you can fetch the remote repository. #### Can't Fetch Branch > *Branch {branch} is {missing/shallow}, failed fetch - Make sure the branch has sufficient history* Please make sure your current machine has sufficient credentials to the remote repository, and you can fetch the remote branch. To test for sufficient credentials, run `git fetch {remote} {branch}:{branch}` from the CI machine, for example `git fetch origin main:main` #### Stable Branch Missing > *Stable branch {branch} is missing - Make sure it exists in the repository* Please make sure your current machine has permission to the remote repository, and you can fetch the configured stable branch #### Problem Fetching Stable Branch > *Stable branch {branch} is {missing/shallow}, failed fetch - Make sure the branch has sufficient history* Please make sure your current machine has permission to the remote repository, and you can fetch the configured stable branch. #### Stable Branch Depth Problem > *Can't get depth of stable branch - Make sure it exists in the repository* Please make sure your current machine has permission to the remote repository, and the configured stable branch exists. #### No Merge Base Found > *No merge base found between any {source} and {stable\_branch\_str} - Make sure the branches have a common ancestor* For Redefine to perform test prediction, it needs to perform git operations based on the changes you've performed in your branch. If no merge base is found between your branch and the stable branch, that could be due to the following: * Your branch hasn't originated from the stable branch (Ex. Branched out of main when the stable is defined to develop) * Your branch is too far from the stable branch - Currently, redefine supports a depth range of up to 100. This is usually due to running redefine on a separate long-running branch without adapting the stable branch configuration (i.e, running redefine on dev itself when a stable branch is configured for main) #### Multiple Stable Branches Defined > *More than one stable branch specified in config - Please specify only one by running `Redefine config set stable_branch=`"* Redefine does not support multiple stable branches, please make sure you have only 1 configured stable branch #### Multiple Remote Origins > *More than one remote found* Redefine uses the git remote to verify that it performs git operations on the latest version of a branch. By having more than one git remote, redefine will not be able to determine which remote to work with. Please contact us at for solutions. #### Git Remote Name Invalid > *Git remote name is invalid* Please make sure your [git remote is valid](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Working-with-Remotes). #### Unable to Find Remote > *Unable to find remote* Redefine was unable to find a configured git remote, please make sure you have a valid configured git remote (see ) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.redefine.dev/troubleshooting/verify-troubleshooting/git-troubleshooting.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. 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