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Arguments after a double-dash are always treated as relative paths if… #102

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… they look like relative paths.

Fixes converting relative paths to non-existing files after a double-dash. #96

I've searched the documentation for the git commands for -- and as far as I can see this fix should work fine. Maybe there are some advanced use-cases that might be found later, but it has worked for me for the last few weeks.

… they look like relative paths.

Fixes converting relative paths to non-existing files after a double-dash. #96
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andy-5 commented Mar 18, 2020

Thanks! I also quickly looked through the documentation and think that converting after -- is fine. The need for unsafe is unfortunate, but let's keep it for now to keep the code simple. There is no real problem with it here.

@andy-5 andy-5 merged commit 515d01c into andy-5:develop Mar 18, 2020
@carlolars carlolars deleted the 96_relative-path-after-double-dash branch March 18, 2020 19:54
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