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fix: force checkout of Pages branch #544

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When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule, assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree. The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding checkout -f forces the checkout, overwriting all files. The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.

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fix: force checkout of Pages branch
207cb72 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.
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Thanks for the patch :)

@cotes2020 cotes2020 merged commit 5402523 into cotes2020:master Apr 2, 2022
@GriceTurrble GriceTurrble deleted the patch-1 branch April 2, 2022 23:27
linkliu pushed a commit to linkliu/game-tech-post-old that referenced this pull request Apr 10, 2022
@GriceTurrble @linkliu
fix: force checkout of gh-pages branch (cotes2020#544)
57b94a3 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.

(cherry picked from commit 5402523)
@ivan-penchev ivan-penchev mentioned this pull request Jun 13, 2022
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dkbnz pushed a commit to dkbnz/jekyll-theme-chirpy that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2022
@GriceTurrble
fix: force checkout of gh-pages branch (cotes2020#544)
a38329d 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.
shihtiy-tw pushed a commit to shihtiy-tw/shihtiy-tw.github.io that referenced this pull request Nov 26, 2022
@GriceTurrble @shihtiy-tw
fix: force checkout of gh-pages branch (cotes2020#544)
fd61d49 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.
sanjidnet pushed a commit to sanjidnet/sanjidnet.github.io that referenced this pull request Jan 9, 2023
@GriceTurrble
fix: force checkout of gh-pages branch (cotes2020#544)
cc86572 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.
Ap3x pushed a commit to Ap3x/ap3x.github.com that referenced this pull request Feb 23, 2023
@GriceTurrble
fix: force checkout of gh-pages branch (cotes2020#544)
65fb4b5 
When using the theme starter, which uses a git submodule,
assets loaded from that submodule are "untracked" files in the pages branch working tree.
The build can fail at this line due to Git, saying "the following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout".

Adding `-f` forces the checkout, overwriting all files.
The other deploy steps then take over and rewrite the files as needed.
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