I've got a repository that I've had for years, using through GitKraken. I just used the CLI to assign a tag (using the code git tag -a v0.7.1 -m "my version 0.7.1" ea27f3b3ab882e58cbb5995f5d8638a200676a43 then git push --tags) to the repo, and after that GitKraken will not open it. It says there's no repository there and asks if I want to initialize a new repo.
There are no problems with any of my other repos. Also, this repo works fine from the command line. I've tried deleting the folder manually, then cloning it again from github in the same place, but it didn't help. I've also tried git reset --hard locally, but to no use. Some google searching shows up things like long path names on deeply nested files, but I don't have that (and I'm on MacOS not Windows).
Any ideas?
This was resolved by Jake from the GitKraken team, on the GitKraken slack. I'll post the solution here if it may help someone in the future.
It appeared I had two malformed refs in my repository, one to my master branch, the other to that v0.7.1 tag I mentioned above. Deleting the tag, and the master branch, resolved the issue.