🐛 Describe the bug
When I initialize a local git repository, executing the code will raise ValueError: Remote named 'origin' didn't exist. I checked the code and found the bug is triggered by the code return cls(commit=str(repo.commit()), remote=repo.remote().url) in file "site-packages/tango/step_info.py", line 80.
I modified the code as below and fixed the bug.
try:
remote = repo.remote().url
except:
remote = 'local'
return cls(commit=str(repo.commit()), remote=remote)
Versions
Python 3.9.16
ai2-tango==1.2.1
gitdb==4.0.10
GitPython==3.1.31
🐛 Describe the bug
When I initialize a local git repository, executing the code will raise
ValueError: Remote named 'origin' didn't exist. I checked the code and found the bug is triggered by the codereturn cls(commit=str(repo.commit()), remote=repo.remote().url)in file"site-packages/tango/step_info.py", line 80.I modified the code as below and fixed the bug.
Versions