Yes, now git-tfs are trying to create a merge commit when it encounters pluggable change sets (now that it has satisfactory branch support).
This message is only a warning message, and when you see it, you have 2 options ...
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reset tfs remote ( - , git -tfs , , -).
reset , reset-remote.
, branch --init.
Reset tfs (- git -tfs).
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git tfs clone https://CompanyName.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection "$/CompanyName/Main" KfGitMain --workspace="C:\TFS\Main"
cd GitMain
git tfs branch --init "$/CompanyName/Release/20140121.1" live20140121.1
git tfs branch --init "$/CompanyName/Release/20140121.1-hotfix" hotfix20140121.1
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git checkout hotfix
git tfs reset-remote 5fb83335b8dfc6fbb96e0a54a48dc06c506e3277
git reset
git tfs pull -i hotfix
git checkout live
git tfs reset-remote eba62a1446f3f81676d051336ca254fe54c37d74
git reset
git tfs pull -i live
git checkout master
git tfs reset-remote 72727737ec52f9b96d22d343770186a342c8b166
git reset
git tfs pull -i default
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