Prevent clean files from showing up as untracked #601
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Looking at the code in porcelain.path_to_tree_path, this looks like there was an attempt at this in 85b5383, however relpath is non-destructive, and has no effect unless the result is assigned to something. If this were assigned when path is relative, then relpath would assume path was at root, and so we must check that the path is absolute before calling relpath. Fixes jelmer#598
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- Coverage 90.97% 90.94% -0.04%
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| :param path: A path | ||
| :return: A path formatted for use in e.g. an index | ||
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| os.path.relpath(path, repopath) | ||
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"path" will be relative to os.getcwd(), so I think we should unconditionally call relpath since path_to_tree_path should return the relative path to the repository.
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Sorry it's been a few months so I can't quite remember, but when I was testing this it seemed like in some cases this function receives an absolute path. This was in fact responsible for #598 as it was seeing these clean files from the repo as not being the same as the files from the listing, and so did not think they were tracked. I'd need to look at what's happened in the code since January, but this was definitely a false assumption back then, and so needed testing in the code. It's also possible that the calling code is what's at fault, and that the fix belongs elsewhere. I have to admit I was somewhat surprised to see #600 accepted so quickly but this not, given the comparative levels of complexity and scope,
It looks like there may need to be some communication with @r0mainK from #635 as there are some functional changes here and some ruggedisation there, and it would be good to make sure that both of these are done without losing one or the other.
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See also #601 |
Looking at the code in porcelain.path_to_tree_path, this looks like there was an attempt at this in 85b5383, however relpath is non-destructive, and has no effect unless the result is assigned to something. If this were assigned when path is relative, then relpath would assume path was at root, and so we must check that the path is absolute before calling relpath.
Fixes #598