Build 150910 breaks git on windows

[OverlordQ]

Default CMD:

C:\projects\project>git add -p
No changes.

ConEmu wrapped cmd:

user@host C:\projects\project
> git add -p
fatal: Not a git repository: . at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/Git.pm line 210.

[OverlordQ]

Working: 150908
Broken: 150910

[Maximus5]

• git version?
• What if you run "ConEmu -basic -cmd {cmd}"

[OverlordQ]

Tried multiple versions of git, unsure what first ver was, but testing git version 2.5.3.windows.1 now.

[Maximus5]

Spawning a new conemu with '-basic' seems to fix it.

That's interesting. I use git on daily basis and do not see problems. What option breaks your behavior?

[OverlordQ]

I stand corrected, I forgot to switch back to the x13 build. Running with -basic still exhibits the broken behavior.

> git add -p
fatal: Not a git repository: . at /mingw64/share/perl5/site_perl/Git.pm line 211

[Maximus5]

http://conemu.github.io/en/CoProcManager.html

[Maximus5]

Also, can you please create debug log files for Shell mode during execution of git add -p?

http://conemu.github.io/en/SettingsDebug.html

[OverlordQ]

Here's the shell debug: http://hastebin.com/vuberezuhe.tex

[Maximus5]

But what about my prev comment?

http://conemu.github.io/en/CoProcManager.html

Does that concern you?

[OverlordQ]

I have those files yes, but I never had crashes between 150814 and 150910

[OverlordQ]

Renaming the folders fixes the ConEmu issue, but it's still a regression as the 'workaround' in 150910 broke what wasn't previously breaking

[Maximus5]

As docs state I can't fix third-party problems which were reported by several users. You are lucky if there were no crashes on your computer.

[OverlordQ]

I guess i scan stick with 150908 then, and never upgrade.

[Maximus5]

Bad decision though...

[OverlordQ]

Yeah, but renaming Coprocmanager removes the ability for the drivers for the nvidia drivers to switch between offloading normal activity to the integrated Intel drivers vs the heavier nvidia gpu.

[bjmiller]

To add a little data: I'm having the same basic problem as mentioned here, and in a few other issues. Disabling Inject ComEmuHk makes git work properly for me again.

Is there a way to exclude specific apps from the hook? (Such as git...) That may be a good compromise, since it's been pretty hard for you to debug this, and it only seems to affect certain specific apps run within the terminal.

[Maximus5]

Excluding would be worse. If vim starts from (excluded) git, you would have a crash most probably.

Different technique implementation in progress.

[Maximus5]

How about build 151006?

[Maximus5]

Nobody interested...

[bjmiller]

I haven't had a chance to look at this yet. :)

[Maximus5]

Well, post here when you take a look

[OverlordQ]

Yeah sorry, somehow missed the build message. I'll check tomorrow once I'm back at the afflicted computer.

[OverlordQ]

Looks good here, up through 151029 are working still.

[bjmiller]

Looks good. I originally managed to fix problems with git by simply updating git to the current version. Under 151029, I haven't found anything that fails yet.