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Problems under cygwin with out of tree repository #31
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Interesting. Could you post the result from running |
Okay, what's the result of |
Powershell:
Cygwin:
Powershell:
Cygwin:
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Just out of curiosity, what happens, if you use |
@RedX2501 Is this still relevant? |
Tried it out with 1.4.0 and still the same behaviour.
Output with a cygwin path produces a correct git-up error message: |
You mean when using a cygwin path in the |
Yes |
Which console did you use? PowerShell or the Cygwin shell? If it's with both, this problem is fixed, isn't it? |
Just a quick heads up: GitPython v2.1.0 promises to improve Cygwin support (see this PR). It seems to improve path handling with Cygwin so maybe it fixes this problem. Could you update GitPython ( |
Closing due to inactivity, feel free to re-open if this is still an issue. |
I have a .git file with a path to my gitdir. This path is in windows format so i can use git under windows also but git-up does not seem to like or understand it when using it under cygwin: Using it in the powershell it seems to work.
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