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Needed to overcome recent git safeguard. Test code comments provide more information. Closes datalad#6708 since I do not think we should do more for this issue -- it would be up for a user indeed to add any given directory owned by someone else into git config I think it should be safe just to set it without store/restore handling since our HOME is fake and set in the session wide fixture.
One Windows run on Appveyor looked pretty bad (posting here for posterity/findability) and I restarted it
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Thanks @adswa ! Since now it is as green as never before, I will label it for release, and if no objections/feedback -- will merge within a day. Specific blessing would facilitate that ;) |
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Needed to overcome recent git safeguard. Test code comments provide
more information. Closes #6708 since I do not think we should do more
for this issue -- it would be up for a user indeed to add any given
directory owned by someone else into git config
I think it should be safe just to set it without store/restore handling
since our HOME is fake and set in the session wide fixture.