Hi,
I noticed that if I have a git repository at C:\foo, and there is a
file in there named bar, git add bar works fine, git add C:\foo/bar
works fine but git add c:\foo/bar does not. git reports that the file
'is outside repository'. Looking at setup.c it seems that string
comparisons are being used to determine whether a file is within the
repository.
For my purposes I can probably make a Windows build that does it while
ignoring the case, but is there a more proper way that git should do
it? I'm not familiar enough with the POSIX file routines to know.
A separate tool, maven, is what specifies it as lowercase, otherwise I
would obviously just write C: instead of c: myself. I think I know
how to fix that so it uses relative paths, and will look into that,
but it would be good to have git do the right thing too.
Thanks,
Ricky.
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