Re: Fwd: [PATCH] git-p4: chdir now properly sets PWD environment variable in msysGit

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"Robert Blum" <rob.blum@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Forgot reply-all - forwarding to list....
>
>> Missing full stop at the end of sentence aside, this comment makes me
>> wonder if there is an optional way to have it set it, as opposed to the
>> inconvenient way it behaves "by defualt".
>
> Not that I'm aware of. My 'by default' comment refers to a default
> Python installation, i.e. unpatched. As far as I know, the real
> culprit in this is p4. I'd argue it's a bug, since they should be
> using getcwd(), not getpwd(). Moot point - I don't want to wait for
> git-p4 until I have convinced perforce to fix this and a new p4 rolls
> around ;)
>
>>  If there is none, I think your
>> patch, even though it looks ugly, is the least evil approach.
>
> Warms the cockles of my heart ;)
>
>> Another way
>> might be to wrap callsites of system() by introducing a "run_p4" function,
>> like:
>>
>>        def run_p4(arg):
>>                os.environ['PWD'] = os.getcwd() if os.name == 'nt'
>>                return system(arg)
>
> Happy to submit a new patch with that, if that's preferred.
>
>> Thanks.  I've been waiting for an Ack from somewhere or success reports
>> from p4 users on Windows.
>
> Han-Wen seems OK with it. (BTW: Who *is* the maintainer of git-p4?)
> But hold off on applying - I'll resubmit with the run_p4 approach
> today.
>
> (Oh, and of course: Works for me ;)

I have been wondering what happened to this thread afterwards.
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