Hi,
I’m facing an issue when I delete some pdf files from a branch and try to merge my changes into the master branch with a pull request.
I cannot reproduce it in try.gitea.io, so I’ve installed Gitea master version (1.12-dev) in a Windows test server with git 2.26.0 and created a new repository. In the master branch of this new repository there is a single pdf file. I’ve set branch protection for master as follows:
- Enable branch protection.
- Disable push.
- Enable a white list for pull request with a single user.
- Establish required approvals to 1.
Then I create a new branch and remove the pdf file. After commit/push the branch, I create a pull request to merge my changes into master, but I get the following error:
“This pull request has changes conflicting with the target branch gitea”
This is a test repository and nobody has modified this pdf in another branch. Furthermore, my local git doesn’t find any conflicts between these two branches.
As I cannot reproduce it in try.gitea.org I suppose there is something missconfigured in my gitea instance.
Any ideas on how to solve this?