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The first time the task is run, it creates /tmp/Website (or /tmp/"whatever" depending on your project name) but does not remove it after it is done.

Subsequent runs fail if this folder is in place:

Running "git_deploy:your_target" (git_deploy) task
>> Cannot delete nonexistent file.
Running clone -b master https://github.com/eat-sleep-code/eat-sleep-code.com.git . in tmp/Website
Warning: fatal: destination path '.' already exists and is not an empty directory. Use --force to continue.

Thanks for your work here, saves a few trips to the terminal but is there a way to modify this so that it pushes a new commit without deleting the old one or what are the issues with this?

Warning: Arguments to path.join must be strings Use --force to continue.

So the first time I ran this and cloned the new branch to my webserver it went great. However I made some more changes to the site, built it which they deploys it to the branch.

But this time when I went to where I had cloned the branch and did a git pull, I had a conflict error of some sort where I changed the file. As if it didn't completely remove all the files before trying to overwrite them.

When I viewed the files in the file browser I did not see the conflicts in the files, so I think it happens after I git pull on the server.

Do I need to do something more specific when cloning the branch and pulling in newly deployed changes?

Hi. I'm trying to deploy to a git branch automatically from my build server, after a successful build. This plugin would be perfect, except I can only run it once.

The first run works great. Creates the remote branch and pushes the folder I need it to. Great. But on the second run it fails, obviously because the branch now already exists on the remote.

Running "git_deploy:app" (git_deploy) task
Running init
Running checkout --orphan deploy
Warning: fatal: A branch named 'deploy' already exists. Use --force to continue.

Is this intended behaviour? Can I configure this to run multiple times?

Any help greatly appreciated.