Hi,
Executing "git init" command in this case (with the –l flag) causes git NOT to initialize the current working directory as a git repository,
But a different directory (somewhere under \usr…)
This is not the desired or expected behavior
Regards,
Dror
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Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 5:02 PM
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Cc: Balan, Yossi; Saar, Giora; Navon, Ohad
Subject: Re: [che-dev] Command Processer for GIT using -l flag
Hello Dror
On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 4:25 PM, Cohen, Dror <dror.cohen@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
While trying to execute "git init" on a directory from inside Che we've encountered the following issue:
The command executed are "/bin/bash" "-cl" "git init"
The "-l" flag caused a re-login, and thereby causes our "git init" command to be executed not in the PWD…. This is our problem
What does it mean "command to be executed not in the PWD". Can you describe a bit more your usecase?
Where does this "-l" flag is set?
What is the motivation for using it?
It's old like a "Mamont". Nobody remembers why. Probably copy-pasted from some manual.
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