Hi Dan, On Tue, 27 Mar 2018, Daniel Jacques wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 26, 2018 at 5:31 PM Johannes Schindelin < > johannes.schinde...@gmx.de> wrote: > > > Even if the RUNTIME_PREFIX feature originates from Git for Windows, the > > current patch series is different enough in its design that it leaves the > > Windows-specific RUNTIME_PREFIX handling in place: On Windows, we still > > have to override argv[0] with the absolute path of the current `git` > > executable. > > > Let's just port the Windows-specific code over to the new design and get > > rid of that argv[0] overwriting. > > > This also partially addresses a very obscure problem reported on the Git > > for Windows bug tracker, where misspelling a builtin command using a > > creative mIxEd-CaSe version could lead to an infinite ping-pong between > > git.exe and Git for Windows' "Git wrapper" (that we use in place of > > copies when on a file system without hard-links, most notably FAT). > > > Dan, I would be delighted if you could adopt these patches into your patch > > series. > > Great, I'm glad this patch set could be useful to you! I'm happy to apply > this to the patch series. They applied cleanly, so I'll push a new version > after Travis validates the candidate. > > I don't have a Windows testing facility available, so I'm hoping that you > verified that this works locally. I suppose that's what the unstable branch > series is for. Yes, I performed manual testing. I guess we should add a test where we copy the `git` executable into a subdirectory with the name "git" and call `git/git --exec-path` and verify that its output matches our expectation? Ciao, Dscho
