Nothing happens with a `git pull`
git, git-pull, shell
Solution
The problem was an update of our enterprise antivirus software : it blocks all bash commands (like `ls`, `clear` on my prompt command).
Problem
Since yesterday, I have a big issue with my Professional computer : I cannot use `git pull`. This is really weird because every other git command's works. What I tried : - Reinstalling Github for Windows, Git Shell, etc... - Look if I can access to the remote server (git push work, I can ping the remote server). `GIT_TRACE=1 git pull` return : ``` $ GIT_TRACE=1 git pull trace: exec: 'git-pull' trace: run_command: 'git-pull' ``` An other thing is strange : now on a git repository, I didn't see the current repository on the git shell : ``` MY_USER@MY_COMPUTER /c/Github/myRepo $ ``` Usually, my CLI looks like this : ``` MY_USER@MY_COMPUTER /c/Github/myRepo <develop> $ ``` I'm thinking the problem is software because I got an 'entreprise' package update just before the issue. My configuration : Windows 8.1 Professional with Github for Windows and I'm using Git shell. If someone has an idea to fix this or how can I debug this command, I appreciate. EDIT `git remote -v` returns : ``` $ git remote -v origin https://MY_USER@git-SI.enterprise.fr/PROJECT/windows/PROJECT_repo.git (fetch) origin https://MY_USER@git-SI.enterprise.fr/PROJECT/windows/PROJECT_repo.git (push) ``` `git status`returns : ``` $ git status # On branch develop # Your branch is ahead of 'origin/develop' by 1 commit. # (use "git push" to publish your local commits) # nothing to commit, working directory clean ```