When pushing to a remote git returns a 'no common ancestry' error.
This is due to the fact gatling initializes an empty repository, sets a remote and then pushes a new change without ever fetching any ref.
The generated commit should be based on a parent commit that is already in the repo (i.e. master).
When pushing to a remote git returns a 'no common ancestry' error.
This is due to the fact gatling initializes an empty repository, sets a remote and then pushes a new change without ever fetching any ref.
The generated commit should be based on a parent commit that is already in the repo (i.e. master).