Il 26/05/2013 21:00, John Keeping ha scritto:
Regardless of the implementation of the commands, if I do mkdir projectA cd projectA git init . git remote add origin remote-repo/projectA.git git pull origin master I get a working repository. If I do git clone remote-repo/projectA.git all I will get is an error.So the problem is that "git clone" does not seem to perform normal remote processing if you give it something that looks like a path.
I understand the problem. In the original email that started this thread I asked for...
I suppose that git interprets the argument as a local directory. Git should see if the argument matches one of the known URLs before raising an error.
I think all the paths should mean the same in every git command. In this case, checking for insteadOf URLs before failing would solve this problem.
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