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The main Intention of git-bulk is registering a directory which contains multiple git repositories as a workspace in order to run git operations on all those repos with one command. On Linux I have no issue with calling e.g. git bulk --listall or any other git-bulk function from anywhere on the system, even a non repo dir can be added as workspace. On Windows somehow it's not like that. Not only calling the git bulk doesn't work outside of a git repo, adding a non-git dir as workspace does not also work.
Message is: Not a git repo!
Anybody can reproduce this issue? Simply try to call git bulk <--any> from any dir which is not git repository...
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The main Intention of
git-bulk
is registering a directory which contains multiple git repositories as a workspace in order to run git operations on all those repos with one command. On Linux I have no issue with calling e.g.git bulk --listall
or any other git-bulk function from anywhere on the system, even a non repo dir can be added as workspace. On Windows somehow it's not like that. Not only calling the git bulk doesn't work outside of a git repo, adding a non-git dir as workspace does not also work.Message is:
Not a git repo!
Anybody can reproduce this issue? Simply try to call
git bulk <--any>
from any dir which is not git repository...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: