Fix gitlab bug, gitkeep file created on every commit #3268
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Feb 18, 2025
yes I have sent it to Keegan and one of our users Andy Sobol as well to confirm, I will wait for their feedback before merging |
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Why does this PR exist?
Fixes an issue in Gitlab sync. When a user pushes a change as a commit, gitkeep file is being created, leading to 3 commits for each change.
What does this pull request do?
Testing this change
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