Windows Server 2008 R2. Git 1.7.5.1.
When I startup bash in my home directory, HOME is /home/layer.
If I rebase -i, when core.editor set to emacsclientw (from GNU Emacs
23.2), I trace the server side and see a bogus filename coming over:
1 -> server-visit-files: files=(("c:/home/layer/acl82.64/src/cl/.git/rebase-merge/git-rebase-todo")) proc=#<process server <127.0.0.1:55428>> nowait=nil
c:/home/layer/... is wrong. The value in Windows of HOME is
c:\cygwin\home\layer, and as I said, bash makes it /home/layer.
Adding the c: before /home is killing me. It makes it impossible to
rebase when the inside my home directory.
Help!
Thanks.
Kevin
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