On 29/07/10 17:25, Junio C Hamano wrote:
>
> I do agree that there need to be a way to find that information for the
> end users, especially for those who just use binary-packaged git given by
> their distros, but this codepath is _not_ the place to do it.
>
> How about replacing these with something simple like:
>
> echo >&2 "You are not running full 'bash'; exiting." ; exit 127
I take your point that this is not the place to advertise the mailing
list, although I prefer to include instructions in error messages.
Would you be amenable in principle to creating something like `man
git-bug`? A quick search doesn't turn up any documents specifically
about bug fixing/reporting, and a man page was the first place I thought
to look. I'll happily withdraw this patch until I can have a crack at
such a page.
>> + BASH_VERSION: {$BASH_VERSION}
>> + BASHOPTS: {$BASHOPTS}
>> + SHELLOPTS: {$SHELLOPTS}
>> + POSIXLY_CORRECT: {$POSIXLY_CORRECT}
>> +EOF
>> + echo -n " command line: {"
>> + tr '\0' ' ' < /proc/$$/cmdline
>
> This looks like a Linux-ism to me.
Caught red-flippered :) I'll use `ps` next time.
- Andrew
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