I'm reposting this since I didn't get any responses and I think my
message didn't contained enought context.
I think I may have spotted a bug, or a unhandled case when doing a
cherry-pick
Consider a repository like this:
# Initialize a dummy repository
mkdir -p repo1 ; cd repo1
git init .
# Create a new directory `dir1' and a link to it `dir2'
mkdir dir1
echo file1 > dir1/file1
ln -s dir1 dir2
git add dir1 dir2
git commit -m "Initial status: dir2 -> dir1"
# Create a branch named `test1' remove the `dir2' link and
# replace it by a new directory
git checkout -b test1
git rm dir2
mkdir dir2
touch file2 > dir2/file1
git add dir2/file1
git commit -m "Removing link: dir1/ and dir2/"
# Now create a new file in `test1' branch
message="New file in test1"
echo $message > new_file_test1
git add new_file_test1
git commit -m "$message"
# Now try to cherry-pick last commit from `test1' into master
git co master
git cherry-pick test1
The cherry-pick fails saying if failed to merge `dir2' despite the fact
that the commit doesn't affect `dir2' and
git diff test1~..test1 | git apply
is working. Am I doing something wrong ?
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Camille Moncelier
http://devlife.org
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