Ok its been an hour now trying to find a way to push a NEW commit to a MERGED branch. SMH! Help gitlab!

It shouldn't matter if it's merged. Have you deleted it or something?

@ScriptCoded no. The was a additional change and they dont want me to create a new branch. I tried to push force but the new commit is not showing.

git checkout -b <new-branch-name>
git commit -m "I did something cool"
git pull <base-branch-name>
# work out conflicts if any and commit changes
git push -u <new-branch-name>

Git cares nout whether a branch is merged. Some git flow models use regular committing / merging on the same branch by design.

You're probably blocked by a commit hook or similar that's decided your branch is merged, closed and therefore isn't allowed any more changes.

@C0D4 i am not allowed to create a new branch. 🥺

@AlmondSauce it was actually merged. Like its in prod but they dont want to create an new branch for some reason for a new issue.

@r-fu Yeah that's... A really weird workflow.