The requirement was simple — create a new branch nautilus , add a file, commit it, merge it back to master, and push everything to the remote repo.
I went through the full workflow step by step, and everything looked correct from my end:
- Branch is created locally
- Changes are committed
- Merge into master is successful
- Both branches are pushed to origin
Even verified using:
git branchgit branch -rgit log --graphgit ls-remote
All outputs clearly show that the nautilus branch exists and is properly merged.
But still, the lab validator keeps failing with:
"new git branch ‘nautilus’ is not created under the repo
"
Spent some time rechecking and redoing the steps, but results are consistent — everything looks technically correct.
Feels like this might be a validation issue rather than a Git workflow mistake.
