Running a git-svn subcommand in a "subshell" (I forget what the real name is
for this) doesn't actually work. For example,
echo (git svn find-rev HEAD)
always emits an empty line instead of emitting the revision that HEAD
corresponds to. Running the git-svn command directly at the prompt works just
fine.
I have no idea what could be causing this. The other git commands that I've
tried work perfectly fine inside of subshells. And git-svn commands work
perfectly fine inside of bash subshells (e.g `echo $(git svn find-rev HEAD)`).
Does anyone have an idea what could possibly be going wrong?
-Kevin
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