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plumbing: fix pack commands for the file client on Windows #527
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@strib Thanks for your contribution! As far as I know, git does have
This should work on a wider range of scenarios, not only Windows, but also weird Linux or macOS setups. |
Cool thanks, I'll look doing things that way as soon as I get a chance. Are those appveyor failures my fault, or known failures? |
Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
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Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
Suggested by smola. Issue: src-d#527
Great job! Can you squash the commit? And then I will merge it. Thanks |
@mcuadros done, thanks! |
The default git install on Windows doesn't come with commands for receive-pack and upload-pack in the default $PATH. Instead, use --exec-path to find pack executables in that case.
The default git install on Windows doesn't come with commands for receive-pack and upload-pack in the default $PATH. Instead, use --exec-path to find pack executables in that case.