Gitup doesn't work with path containing colon

[stefan-pdx]

Hi,

This tool is great!

I'm currently using ghq to manage remote repositories. One of the repositories I have connects to Gitlab over HTTPs on a non-standard port (i.e., 4545) and thus I have a repository location of /Users/me/dev/src/path.to.server:4545/project/repo.

When adding this repository to gitup, I can verify that .config/gitup/config.ini has the line:

/Users/me/dev/src/path.to.server:4545/project/repo = repo

When Gitup attempts to update this repository, I get:

Error: /Users/me/dev/src/path.to.server doesn't exist!

Apparently the default delimiters that configparser use are both = and :, but can be changed. Can we look into configuring configparser to not use colons as a delimiter?

Thanks!

[earwig]

We've already fixed this, but you need to use the version on develop at the moment. I'll make a formal release later.

[stefan-pdx]

Thanks for the quick response, @earwig!