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I've added an example for two aliased flags in #48. When converting other aliased flags it should be possible to extract a more abstract structure and functions to make reuse easier.
@driusan do you have an example in the code of order sensitivity for flags? I would like to have a look at these cases so that I can consider them in the design.
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I suspect someone could also fully implement fix t0007-git-var.sh pretty quickly. There's only 7 test cases, and most of them just fail because the git var
command isn't implemented at all (but I think the functionality of git var is a subset of git config, which is implemented..)
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We already have hacks for aliases by setting multiple flags, and then or'ing them to get the result (or checking if either are non-default values for int/strings/etc), but if there's a more robust way to do it (or one that groups them together in output), we should do it.
But even with all that, we're still missing order sensitivity for a few commands.
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I don't know if there's any we currently support, but rev-list has a --not option that inverts the meaning of commits until the next --not
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I have open PR #52 with proposed changes for this.
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If we just want to put the infrastructure in place so that we can run t0000-basic.sh once we've fixed those four, for now we could just run one of the test cases that spuriously report passing for dgit like t0006-date.sh.
(We could also consider conditionally running the whole suite based on an environment variable, and including that version in an allowed_failure build.)
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I have raised PR #58 to add the git var command and the official test suite.
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update-index
is another case where the flags are context sensitive. For instance, the setup of t1001-read-tree-m-2way.sh
calls git update-index --add frotz bozbar --force-remove rezrov
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