On 2020-05-10 15:59:08-0400, "D. Ben Knoble" <ben.knoble@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have the following two aliases:
>
> ig = check-ignore
> igv = !git ig --verbose
Your "git igv" is an alias to a shell command.
> $ pwd
> /Users/Knoble/write/junk-drawer/code
> $ g rev-parse --show-toplevel
> /Users/Knoble/write/junk-drawer
You're working on subdirectory of git worktree.
> $ tree -a sml-binary
> sml-binary/
[.snip.]
> $ cat sml-binary/.gitignore
> myprog
> myprog.amd64-darwin
> $ g check-ignore sml-binary/*
> sml-binary/myprog
> sml-binary/myprog.amd64-darwin
> $ g check-ignore --verbose sml-binary/*
> code/sml-binary/.gitignore:1:myprog sml-binary/myprog
> code/sml-binary/.gitignore:2:myprog.amd64-darwin sml-binary/myprog.amd64-darwin
> $ g ig sml-binary/*
> sml-binary/myprog
> sml-binary/myprog.amd64-darwin
> $ g igv sml-binary/*
> $ echo $?
> 1
In git-config(1), we've noted that:
Note that
shell commands will be executed from the top-level directory of a
repository, which may not necessarily be the current directory.
GIT_PREFIX is set as returned by running git rev-parse
--show-prefix from the original current directory. See git-rev-
parse(1).
Which is the parent directory of your "$PWD".
So, two below commands are equivalent:
$ git igv sml-binary/*
$ (cd .. && git check-ignore --verbose sml-binary/myprog sml-binary/myprog.amd64-darwin <and other files>)
>From Git 2.23.0, Git allows recursive alias expansion:
igv = ig --verbose
--
Danh
