"Robin Jarry" <robin@xxxxxxxx> writes: > Also, if I understand how worktrees function, applying patches in > a detached HEAD will create blobs in the current git dir. These will > eventually be garbage collected but I wonder if that could be a problem. You are the user who just ran format-patch to prepare sending out the patches, and you are checking your patches. Wouldn't you have the blobs already anyways? > As explained above, `set -e` will force early exit if any command fails > without being explicitly handled. I will remove die/exit calls. I'd rather not to see anybody go in that direction. "set -e" is a poor substitute for a properly designed error handling. Between set -e command A command B command C and command A && command B && command C || die message the former can only say "command B" failed because command B was run under some condition that it did not like, but that is too low level an error that is close to the implementation. As opposed to the latter that can talk about what it _means_ that any one of these three commands did not succeed in the end-user's terms. Thanks.
