Johannes Schindelin wrote:
Have you tried "make test"? In particular, t5510-fetch.sh?
If it passes, git-bundle works at least for one particular case, and I'd
suspect then that the inbuilt GIT_EXEC_PATH bites you. To avoid that
particular peculiarity, just "export GIT_EXEC_PATH=/path/to/next/", and
try again.
Hiw,
Dscho
Yes, setting GIT_EXEC_PATH fixed the problem, thanks.
I just tried git-bundle in a repository where I just committed 1 file,
the previous commit is several weeks old.
git-bundle create test.bdl HEAD --since=1.day.ago ==>> pack with 1531
objects
git-bundle create test.bdl HEAD ^HEAD~1 ==>> pack with 3 objects
But, both should only have 3 objects. So, I think the boundary marking
with date limiting still has a problem. Apparently, every blob
supporting the included commits are included in the pack, even if those
blobs are also part of the pack's prerequisites.
Mark
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