Re: git-clone fails when current user is not in /etc/passwd

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Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> But before we even hit the strict-check, we call xgetpwuid_self(), which
> unconditionally dies on failure. I think that function needs to be
> taught a "gently" form which we use for non-strict ident lookups.
> Unfortunately it's a little non-trivial because the strictness will need
> to get passed all the way down to ident_default_name() (and we need to
> make sure that a non-strict check followed by a strict one does not
> fail; i.e., that the first does not pollute the contents of
> git_default_name).

All true.  The adding of "(none)" in add_domainname() I used as an
excuse to make the function stop barfing is a symptom coming from
the above.  That one should die when asked to do a strict thing
(there is a corresponding kludge to do strstr "(none)" to cover it
up, which is even uglier X-<).
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