Deploy to multiple remotes, but not merge from?

[kevinquillen]

My system information:

• Operating system type: macOS
• Operating system version: 10.12.1
• BLT version: 8.6.15

Just a followup of a previous question.

git:
  default_branch: develop
  remotes:
    - user@remote1:/path/to/.git
    - user@remote2:/path/to/.git

On the second remote, I went in and did a git init to create an empty repo.

Now that I have listed the second remote, blt will deploy a develop-build branch to both targets. However, it is also trying to merge from both remotes at the start of the deployment procedure. Here is the output:

blt > deploy:remote:add:
     [echo] Fetching from git remote user@remote1:/path/to/.git
blt > deploy:remote:pull:
remote: Counting objects: 37647, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (26317/26317), done.
remote: Total 37647 (delta 11146), reused 35219 (delta 8734)
Receiving objects: 100% (37647/37647), 33.25 MiB | 31.30 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (11146/11146), done.
From user@remote1:/path/to/.git
 * branch              develop-build -> FETCH_HEAD
 * [new branch]        develop-build -> 7389ba2d40309ee4e38831ab8b02e886/develop-build
Switched to a new branch 'develop-build'
blt > deploy:remote:add:
     [echo] Fetching from git remote user@remote2:/path/to/.git
blt > deploy:remote:pull:
user@remote2 password: 
fatal: Couldn't find remote ref develop-build
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: A branch named 'develop-build' already exists.
merge: 3ef323a363f7b15e7f6ba1b78888a87a/develop-build - not something we can merge

Is this okay? If not, is there a recommended way to deploy to more than 1 target?

[grasmash]

This will be addressed in #1457