Sometimes, a local repo does not have a remote 'origin' because it has been renamed, e.g. to something like 'devrepo'. This yields an error running forge commands:
Error: reading remote "origin" (not in a git repo, or remote not configured; use -R or --remote): exit status 2
Suggestion:
Make the remote name configurable, e.g. this way:
type = gitlab
remote = devrepo
Just in case there is no 'origin' remote.
Sometimes, a local repo does not have a remote 'origin' because it has been renamed, e.g. to something like 'devrepo'. This yields an error running forge commands:
Suggestion:
Make the remote name configurable, e.g. this way:
Just in case there is no 'origin' remote.