0xAX <kuleshovm...@gmail.com> writes:
> When we execute git config --list and $GIT_CONFIG value starts with home
> prefix - ~/ it produces folowing error - fatal: unable to read config
> file '~/.gitconfig': No such file or directory. This patch fixed it with
> expand_user_path for configuration file path before git-config --list
> call.
Expanding tilde ~ in environment variables is what you let your
shell do when you assign it. This is not limited to Git:
$ FOO=~/.bashrc
$ BAR='~/.bashrc'
$ head -n 1 "$FOO"
# Bourne Again SHell init file.
$ head -n 1 "$BAR"
head: cannot open ‘~/.bashrc’ for reading: No such file rdirectory
$ echo "FOO=$FOO" "BAR=$BAR"
FOO=/home/gitster/.bashrc BAR=~/.bashrc
The patch does not fix anything and not necessary.
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