Lars Schneider <larsxschneider@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>>> +git-p4.largeFileSystem::
>>> + Specify the system that is used for large (binary) files. Please note
>>> + that large file systems do not support the 'git p4 submit' command.
>>
>> Why is that? Is it just that you haven't implemented support, or
>> is it fundamentally impossible?
>
> If we detect LFS files only by file extension then we could make
> it work. But then we must not use any git-p4 settings. We would
> need to rely only on the “.gitattributes” file that is stored in
> the P4 repository. My implementation also looks at the file size
> and decides on a individual file basis if a file is stored in
> LFS. That means all clients need the same file size threshold.
>
> Junio explained the problem in the v4 thread:
>> ...
Hmm, I am not sure if Luke's question was answered with the above,
and I do not think I explained anything, either. I did point out
that with _your_ code I didn't see how "submit" would not work, but
that is quite different from the problem being fundamentally not
solvable.
>>> +test_file_in_mock () {
>>> + FILE="$1"
>> Missing &&
>> Plus the next few lines
> Are they strictly necessary? I believe you can define variables all in “one line”
Absolutely. Making multiple assignments as a single statment like
X=A Y=B Z=C &&
...
is fine, but do not break &&-chain.
>>
>>> + CONTENT="$2"
>>> + LOCAL_STORAGE=".git/mock-storage/local/$CONTENT"
>>> + SERVER_STORAGE=".git/mock-storage/remote/$CONTENT"
... and to be sure, these 'echo' also must not break &&-chain.
>>> + echo "pointer-$CONTENT" >expect_pointer
>>> + echo "$CONTENT" >expect_content
>>> +test_file_count_in_dir () {
>>> + DIR="$1"
>>> + EXPECTED_COUNT="$2"
>>> + find "$DIR" -type f >actual
... so are these.
>>> + test_line_count = $EXPECTED_COUNT actual
>>> +}
Thanks.
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