On 2010-02-15 02:49, Jeff King wrote: > Thinking on this a bit more, I think Gabriel's script is a little > broken. It sets NONGIT_OK to not have a git repository, but then it > requires a working tree, which doesn't make any sense. > I hit this bug while working on a script called git-bzr over at http://github.com/kfish/git-bzr when trying to use git-sh-setup to avoid reinventing the wheel. Most commands in there need to be run inside a git repository and some don't. I was trying find out how to implemnt "git bzr clone", which for obvious reasons should not require a work tree.. plus, I thought requiring presence in a work tree to display help messages was not a very user-friendly concept (this was git-bzr's behaviour some days ago). I'm thinking of changing things to use git-sh-setup by splitting the script into non-work-tree-requiring commands in the main script and commands requiring a work tree in another sub-script. Well, all this to simply illustrate possible use cases. I'll surely be opening another discussion about git-bzr pretty soon to see if people would be interested in helping out. thanks again to both of you. -- Gabriel Filion -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html