Re: Has the git shell revert been done so master should work?

Boyd Lynn Gerber [off-list ref] writes:

On Sun, 24 Aug 2008, Jeff King wrote:

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On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 07:02:38AM -0600, Boyd Lynn Gerber wrote:

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I just did a clean clone of git git and, I am still seeing failures on all 
platforms I made work.  Has the git shell bug been reverted?  What should 
I do to get this working again on the 12 platforms?  Do I need to submit a 
patch that reverts the patch that caused all this?

It's in 'next' but has not yet graduated to 'master'. You can try
cherry-picking 4cfc24af into master.

I have never used cherry-pick before.  I can not seem to get the right 
incantation to get this into master to test it.  Could someone assist me 
with how to get this into master for testing?

For your future reference, it would have been:

	git checkout master
	git cherry-pick 4cfc24af

But I've already pushed out the 'master' with the workarounds, so it
should not be necessary anymore.  Please check if tonight's 'master' works
for you.

Thanks.

On Sun, 24 Aug 2008, Junio C Hamano wrote:

But I've already pushed out the 'master' with the workarounds, so it
should not be necessary anymore.  Please check if tonight's 'master' works
for you.

This allow 1.6.0 with fixes to compile.  I now have to figure out why some 
tests fail.  It seems different tests fail on various platforms but that 
is an other issue.  I will get back to the list with new questions at that 
time.  But this does solve the problems with compiling.

Thanks,

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