Re: [PATCH] git-send-pack: Fix --all option when used with directory

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On 23/03/16 23:22, Jeff King wrote:
Not that it matters for this bug, but for my own curiosity, what do you
use "send-pack --all" for? I've generally assumed that nobody directly
calls send-pack themselves these days, but of course we have no data to
support that either way. So I am always interested to hear about unusual
use cases.
Well, here at Assembla we're using send-pack --all for creating forks
from repos in a quick and efficient way.
The tests are roughly grouped by functionality. send-pack tests are in
the t540x range, and this should probably go there. Though I also
suspect it could easily be added to the end of an existing test script,
which is preferable.
I'm not really comfortable (yet) with git tests, so thanks for pointing to that. I did see t5400, but thought that bug fixes should bring their own, separate, test files. Also, thanks for all the explanations and for the adaptation of my
test to a way better version!

I'm going to update the patch and will send another version. Thanks again!

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Regards,
Stanislav
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