branch_upstream_remote says local branch does not exist when it does #1055
Description
I have a local git repository with the branch name master that tracks origin/master. I'm trying to write some Rust code to replicate git push && git push --tags.
Here is my code so far:
let head_ref = repo.head()?.resolve()?;
let branch_name = head_ref.shorthand().ok_or_else(|| {
Error::from_str("Failed to get branch name")
})?;
println!("Got branch name {branch_name}");
let upstream_remote = repo.branch_upstream_remote(branch_name)?;
let remote_name = upstream_remote.as_str().ok_or_else(|| {
Error::from_str("Failed to get remote name")
})?;
let mut remote = repo.find_remote(remote_name)?;
let mut callbacks = RemoteCallbacks::new();
callbacks.credentials(|_url, _username_from_url, _allowed_types| {
git2::Cred::ssh_key_from_agent("git")
});
let mut push_options = PushOptions::new();
push_options.remote_callbacks(callbacks);
remote.push(&[&format!("refs/heads/{}", branch_name)], Some(&mut push_options))?;
remote.push(&[&format!("refs/tags/{}", &version)], Some(&mut push_options))?;
// ignore &versions decl -- it is a String that has the tag name in itWhen I run the program, however, it panics at the let upstream_remote line, with the following output:
Got branch name master
thread 'main' panicked at src\main.rs:76:xx: Error { code: -1, klass: 3, message: "reference 'master' is not a local branch." }
The error message doesn't make sense, because the previous line of let branch_name got the currently active local branch. Am I calling branch_upstream_remote incorrectly?