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From: "Tony Kelman" <tony@kelman.net>
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Subject: Re: git fails to push
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2015 22:14:29 -0700
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> For a long time, I have been suffering from git problems when I
> push to our server. I have been hoping that it should just
> magically go away with some update or something, but I guess not.
> Basically, I have to push several times for it to "take".

No idea whether or not this is related to your issue, but I run into pretty 
frequent fork failures from cygwin git that can at least be worked around by 
setting

alias git="env PATH=/usr/bin git"

in my .bashrc.

-Tony


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