Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Glen Choo <chooglen@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> Yes, I mean that even the current directory will be ignored when >> discovery is disabled. > > OK. > >>> I am not sure that >>> is realistically feasible (I am thinking of cases like "git fetch" >>> going to the remote repository on the local disk that is bare to run >>> "git upload-pack"), but if the fallout is not too bad, it may be a >>> good heuristics. >> >> Good detail - I hadn't considered the impact on our own child processes. >> I suspect this might be a huge undertaking. Unless there is significant >> interest in this option, I probably won't pursue it further. > I do not necessarily think so. The entry points to transport on the By "not" I meant "this might be huge? It may not be". Sorry for being unclear. > server side are quite limited (and the client side is dealing with > your own repositories anyway), and they already know which directory > in the server filesystem to hand to the upload-pack and friends, so > it would be a matter of passing GIT_DIR=$there when they call into the > run_command() API, if they are not already doing so.
