Reset File to > State before commit... results in strange error.

[grigorye]

Fork: 2.29.2

I'm not sure about providing steps to reproduce because it fails every time, in any example/repo that I tried so far.

Update: while it fails in any repo on one of my machines, it does not fail on another machine. So, it looks like there's something related to global Git/machine config on that problematic machine.

Basically, an attempt to revert a file that was modified (just in case, not created) in some commit from the contextual menu command, results in something like this:

Just in case, I encounter this issue only in Fork. Similar workflow in e.g. SmartGit works fine. Also, I did not encounter anything else suspicious working with Git on daily basisis, neither in Fork, Git CLI or SmartGit.

I also checked Git instance used by Fork - while they were initially different (problematic machine used Fork-bundled 23.7.5, the other machine used Apple-bundled 29.3.2), setting them both to Fork-supplied 23.7.5 did not make any difference (it still fails on problematic machine, and does not on another).

[DanPristupov]

This is a bug in Fork.

[DanPristupov]

The problem must be fixed in Fork 2.30

[grigorye]

OK, I can confirm that it's indeed fixed in 2.30. Thanks!