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Hi,
Stash prevents deleting a branch that is part of an open pull request. I guess you deleted it with Git itself then. Your pull request got declined in that case. Just push the branch again to your remote and open a new pull request.
Kind regards,
Michael
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Clarification: the branch was deleted *after* the pull request was approved and merged. Now a developer wants to continue working in this branch.
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The user should be able to push the local branch again, or am I wrong?
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Oh yeah, that is true. And that will work for now. But hypothetically, if we deleted the repository on remote and on local, would there be anyway to get it back?
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From your backup. If you don't backup your Git repositories yet, you might want to have a look at the Stash Backup Client: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.stash.backup.client
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