Hello, Because we have a fairly large repository, our developers rely on worktrees created off a bare mirror clone. I'd like to enable maintenance, and since the worktrees are rather short-lived instances, we cannot point 'git maintenance' to it. So the proper solution is to do it from the bare clone itself. However, 'git maintenance register' silently fails (with an 0 exit code). There are two tell-tale signs: 1. 'git config --global --get maintenance.repo' returns '.' 2. There are no Crontab entries inserted. Running 'git maintenance register' from a worktree created off the bare clone works as expected. To reproduce: git init --bare test-me git -C test-me maintenance register git config --global --get maintenance.repo The workaround, for now, is to run this from a worktree, then use 'git config' to reset to the corresponding bare clone location. Thanks, Clément
