Alban Gruin <alban.gruin@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Why adding yet another environment variable instead of relying only on a
> config option? I understand it's for the tests, but can't we add a
> shell function in test-lib.sh (and friends) that tries to read
> `GIT_TEST_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME', and, if it exists, sets
> `core.defaultBranchName'?
Can you produce such a patch that does it cleanly? My knee jerk
reaction is that I would suspect that you end up having to touch
many places in the t/ scripts, but if you prove otherwise, that
would certainly be appreciated.
And no,
git () { command git -c core.defaultBranchName=master "$@" }
is not an acceptable solution.
