Ian Jackson writes ("Re: Bug#681326: pristine-tar: Directly accessing .git
directory"):
> *With* or *in* a worktree ? Anyway, I will try it and report back.
I just tried it in a worktree. It worked.
I think this means that either
(i) this bug was fixed since pristine-tar 1.25
Antonio Terceiro writes ("Re: Bug#681326: pristine-tar: Directly accessing .git
directory"):
> just tried private-tar with a worktree and AFAICT it just works. do you
> have a specific test case that fails?
*With* or *in* a worktree ? Anyway, I will try it and report back.
My
On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 01:49:29PM +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
> FYI, working trees generated by `git worktree' also have a file rather
> than a directory as .git. So this bug in pristine-tar will stop it
> working properly in those, too.
>
> Ie the problem is not limited to submodules. I mention
FYI, working trees generated by `git worktree' also have a file rather
than a directory as .git. So this bug in pristine-tar will stop it
working properly in those, too.
Ie the problem is not limited to submodules. I mention this because
no-one in their right mind would use submodules :-) wherea
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