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Means you can't see any other local or remote branches
I'd expect this behaviour on projects with a depth set, but not on projects without

If you have a parent package, which has a dependency that has unrelated history, then a flavio update will correctly re-grab that dependency (although not eliminating client side branches, unfortunately!)
But if you go directly to that dependency and run flavio update, it just show shows the error of

[ProjectName] Main project pull failed, does your branch exist on the remote?
[ProjectName] Complete [master] [changes detected]
1 repository inspected, 1 changed

Hi! Wondering if it's possible to only symlink certain dependencies, for example the backend project is a dependency and each project has its own so no sense in creating a symlink, but the project also has library dependencies which in that case it makes sense to make the symlink. My current workaround is to flavio clone with --link=false, once it starts to clone the libs, kill the process, delete the breadcrumb folder and then flavio update.
Is there a less intrusive way of doing this?