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Issue created Jul 02, 2020 by Grograg@grograg

'Saving config failed (key: "fetch.prune", value: "")' in remote repository definition when `fetch.prune` is set in global config

Hello.

I have a local Git repository and I will push on a GitLab repository hosted in my organisation.

Synchronization isn't already configurated, so I go to Settings in TortoiseGit, Git > Remote menu.

I entered this value :

  • remote = origin ;
  • URL = http://gitlab.myorganisation/group/project.git ;
  • push URL = blank ;
  • Putty key = blank ;
  • Tags = Reachable ;
  • Push Default unchecked ;
  • Prune checked ;
  • Prune (All remotes) unchecked.

When I click on "Add New/save", I have the following error : Saving config failed (key: "fetch.prune", value: "");

If I clone Gitlab repository in another local directory, in Settings, I have the same configuration that I said above already saved. If I select remote host on settings and I click on "Add New/save" for overwriting, I have the same error.

TortoiseGit 2.10.0.2

Git 2.26.2.windows.1

Windows 10 2004

64 bits

Edited Jul 24, 2020 by Sven Strickroth
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