is_cwd_a_dot_git_directory:1: = not found

[oryband]

Started getting this after updating. Happens when cding into a any dir in any git repo:

$ # i press enter
is_cwd_a_dot_git_directory:1: = not found  # gets printed before prompt shows up again
$

I have to turn git-radar off for now because of this :\ Any idea what's the cause?

[hallzy]

Are you running zsh by chance?

I found this which looks like it gives a similar error because of the == in the new function that you referenced. I am unable to reproduce this problem using bash, so if it is a zsh specific thing, that could be why.

[hallzy]

based on that link, it is possible that surrounding the == with single quotes like this '==' will resolve the problem. I quickly tried it with bash and it still seems to work.

Maybe you could try adding that and see if that works... If it does, then come back and let us know.

[oryband]

@hallzy ok i tried wrapping the equals in here

git-radar/radar-base.sh

Line 539 in 7c5fbb8

is_cwd_a_dot_git_directory() {

and it did the trick. i'l pr the fix in a minute

[mriehl]

Is it possible to revert the zsh incompatible change until this issue is fixed? I use git-radar as a submodule and it's really a PITA that I cannot update it.

[michaeldfallen]

Issue fixed. Sorry this has been open so long, I've recently switch jobs and had a fair bit on my plate starting a company etc.

I'd like to explore the idea of opening collaborator access to a few people so git-radar isn't at my mercy alone. It seems that it's used widely enough that the users can't rely on me alone to keep it going (as evidenced by the number of open issues and pull requests).

[michaeldfallen]

closing as fixed

[mriehl]

👍 thanks for fixing and thank you very much for your ongoing work on git-radar!