Re: "git worktree repair" modifies the wrong repository

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On 23/09/2024 19:52, Eric Sunshine wrote:
On Thu, Sep 19, 2024 at 7:40 AM Russell Stuart
<russell+git.vger.kernel.org@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Interestingly, people (including me as it happens) start out by trying
to emulate the hg approach using a single parent directory to hold a
bare repository, and the child worktree directories.  Then they discover
bare repositories mangle the remote links, and give up on the idea.

Can you provide more details about this "mangling"? Although the
use-case you describe was not directly considered in the initial
design, worktrees hanging off a bare repository became an
explicitly-supported use-case not long after worktrees were
introduced. So, it should work properly and we know that people use
worktrees this way, but we haven't had any reports of mangling in this
scenario.

I can't speak for Russell but a while ago when I added a worktree to an existing bare repository I had to update remote.origin.fetch and remote.origin.mirror because "git clone --bare" implies "--mirror". I also needed to enable extensions.worktreeConfig and ensure core.bare was set appropriately.

Best Wishes

Phillip




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