Re: fatal: git grep: cannot generate relative filenames containing '..'

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George Spelvin, 15.01.2009:
> While you're at it, an option to search the entire git tree rather than
> the current subdirectory would also be useful.  I was thinking about
> a flag like -r (for "root"), but a second idea dawned on me: interpret
> absolute pathnames as relative to the root of the repository.  So I could
> "git grep <pattern> /" or "git grep <pattern> /include" from any subdirectory.

I have never used submodules execpt for trying out, but I think it would
ambigous when calling this command from inside a submodule. It's not
clear, whether the main repo or the submodule should be used.

Markus

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