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Kyle Fuller authored
This fixes issue where since we were using `--no-commit`, git was starting a merge but not committing it. Then subsequent `git pull`'s would result in the following error from git: > You have not concluded your merge (MERGE_HEAD exists). > Please, commit your changes before you can merge. This commit will mean that `--ff-only` is passed to `git pull` which means it wont rebase or merge. It will only allow a fast forward to progress with the pull. Fixes #2024
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