# An example of how to add a new revision control system type to mr.
# git fake bare repositories have a detached workspace. One potential
# application is storing dotfiles in git, keeping them checked out in
-# one $HOME, but checked into different git repositories. This file adds
+# ones $HOME, but checked into different git repositories. This file adds
# support for them, separate from the normal git support.
# To make mr use this file, add a line like this inside the [DEFAULT]
test "$(GIT_CONFIG="$MR_REPO"/config git-config --get core.bare)" = false
git_fake_bare_update =
- # all this is because of a bug in git-fetch, which requires GIT_DIR set
- local git_dir_override; git_dir_override=.git
- case "$(get_git_repo_type "$MR_REPO")" in
- fake-bare) git_dir_override="$MR_REPO";;
- esac
args="$@"
[ -z "$args" ] && args="-t origin master"
- eval GIT_DIR="$git_dir_override" git pull "$args"
+ eval GIT_DIR="$MR_REPO" git pull "$args"
git_fake_bare_status = git status "$@" || true
git_fake_bare_log = git log "$@"
git_fake_bare_register =
- url="$(LANG=C GIT_CONFIG=config git-config --get remote.origin.url)" || true
+ url="$(LC_ALL=C GIT_CONFIG=config git-config --get remote.origin.url)" || true
if [ -z "$url" ]; then
error "cannot determine git url"
fi
error "git worktree $worktree does not exist"
fi
echo "Registering git url: $url in $MR_CONFIG (with worktree $worktree)"
- mr -c "$MR_CONFIG" config "$PWD" \
+ mr -c "$MR_CONFIG" config "`pwd`" \
checkout="git_fake_bare_checkout '$url' '$MR_REPO' '$worktree'"
# vim:sw=8:sts=0:ts=8:noet