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This looks similar to #165, but instead of a dangling symlink, I have directories which are root owned. It's probably a little odd, but I have my GHQ_ROOT set to the root of a macOS volume. In there are several root owned directories (.Trashes, .Spotlight-V100 and .fseventsd).
In my opinion, skipping over inaccessible directories, or possibly directories starting with a dot would be a good idea. As is, after updating my ghq, no operations work anymore:
ghq get https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git
error open /Volumes/code/.Spotlight-V100: permission denied
After disabling spotlight indexing and removing that directory, the next one is .Trashes:
$ ghq list
error failed to filter repos while walkLocalRepositories(repo): open /Volumes/code/.Trashes: permission denied
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This looks similar to #165, but instead of a dangling symlink, I have directories which are root owned. It's probably a little odd, but I have my GHQ_ROOT set to the root of a macOS volume. In there are several root owned directories (
.Trashes
,.Spotlight-V100
and.fseventsd
).In my opinion, skipping over inaccessible directories, or possibly directories starting with a dot would be a good idea. As is, after updating my ghq, no operations work anymore:
After disabling spotlight indexing and removing that directory, the next one is .Trashes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: