[git] Re: `git check-attr' problems & questions

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On Mar 29, Eli Barzilay wrote:
> On Mar 27, Jonathan Nieder wrote:
> >  : "Usage: $0 commit check-attr-args" &&
> > 
> >  GIT_INDEX=tmp-index git read-tree --reset -i "$1" &&
> >  shift &&
> >  GIT_INDEX=tmp-index git check-attr "$@" &&
> >  rm tmp-index
> 
> I tried that, but it doesn't work.  (I used GIT_INDEX_FILE.)

In case I'm doing something wrong, here's a script that shows the
problem that I have:

  #!/bin/sh
  rm -rf /tmp/test
  mkdir /tmp/test
  cd /tmp/test
  mkdir t
  cd t
  git init > /dev/null
  echo "Blah" > foo
  echo "foo x=y" > .gitattributes
  git add foo .gitattributes
  git commit -m "stuff" > /dev/null
  echo -n "check-attr in a working directory: "
  git check-attr x foo
  cd ..
  git clone --bare t > /dev/null
  cd t.git
  git read-tree --reset -i master
  echo -n "check-attr in a bare repository:   "
  git check-attr x foo

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