[tig PATCH] blame broken in recent master

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As of 730ae86 (Rename prepare_io to prepare_update and make it more
specialized, 2011-03-16), "tig blame" finds no actual blamed commits.

The problem seems to be that prepare_update switched from calling
format_argv to argv_copy, and we end up calling "git blame %(blameargs)"
without "%(blameargs)" expanded. Blame looks like the only caller which
actually uses a placeholder, so it is the only one broken.

The patch below fixes it for me, but it seems like a hack. I'm not
really sure why the switch in prepare_update was made; clearly it is
part of some refactoring, but I'm not sure what your larger plans were.

---
diff --git a/tig.c b/tig.c
index c1e5270..9ef61d3 100644
--- a/tig.c
+++ b/tig.c
@@ -4240,15 +4240,20 @@ blame_read_file(struct view *view, const char *line, bool *read_file)
 			"git", "blame", "%(blameargs)", "--incremental",
 				*opt_ref ? opt_ref : "--incremental", "--", opt_file, NULL
 		};
+		const char **formatted_argv = NULL;
+
+		format_argv(&formatted_argv, blame_argv, FALSE, !view->prev);
 
 		if (view->lines == 0 && !view->prev)
 			die("No blame exist for %s", view->vid);
 
-		if (view->lines == 0 || !start_update(view, blame_argv, opt_cdup)) {
+		if (view->lines == 0 || !start_update(view, formatted_argv, opt_cdup)) {
 			report("Failed to load blame data");
+			argv_free(formatted_argv);
 			return TRUE;
 		}
 
+		argv_free(formatted_argv);
 		*read_file = FALSE;
 		return FALSE;
 
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