Error 500 while creating Pull Request - Due to LFS hooks inside Gitea's repositories

[Voscha]

Description

I get an error 500 at the end of creating a pull request from a feature branch into the master branch, both in the same repository.
Entries in the log file:

2023/03/28 08:05:04 ...ervices/pull/pull.go:461:pushToBaseRepoHelper() [E] [6422838c-3] Unable to push PR head for WK_Agrosoft/HANNIBAL#16 (7:WK_Agrosoft/HANNIBAL:refs/pull/16/head) due to Error: exit status 1 - batch request: missing protocol: ""
	batch request: missing protocol: ""
	batch request: missing protocol: ""
	error: failed to push some refs to 'C:\Entwicklung\wk_agrosoft\hannibal.git'
	
2023/03/28 08:05:04 ...ers/web/repo/pull.go:1282:CompareAndPullRequestPost() [E] NewPullRequest: Push: WK_Agrosoft/HANNIBAL:Feature-Pull-Request WK_Agrosoft/HANNIBAL:refs/pull/16/head exit status 1 - batch request: missing protocol: ""
	batch request: missing protocol: ""
	batch request: missing protocol: ""
	error: failed to push some refs to 'C:\Entwicklung\wk_agrosoft\hannibal.git'
	
2023/03/28 08:05:04 ...user/notification.go:45:func1() [I] [SQL] SELECT count(*) FROM `notification` WHERE (user_id = ?) AND (status = ?) [1 1] - 3.1044ms

At the end the pull request has been created but with 0 commits and the message "pull-Request is broken..."

The same pull request can be created without error if i merge the feature branch from a forked repository into the origin/master branch.

Gitea Version

1.19.0

Can you reproduce the bug on the Gitea demo site?

Yes

Log Gist

No response

Screenshots

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Git Version

2.39.2, Wire Protocol Version 2 Enabled

Operating System

Windows Server 2016

How are you running Gitea?

Gitea running as a service, installed from https://dl.gitea.com/

Database

MySQL

[zeripath]

batch request: missing protocol: ""

Implies that you have lfs hooks installed in Gitea's own repositories. Remove them.

[Voscha]

Thank you @zeripath.
I could resolve the problem, deleting some old git lfs hooks from the repository/hooks directory.