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Yes I’ve run “git status”, “git log” and “git diff” on other people’s repo’s plenty of times to help debug things, so it’d be sad to see this stop working. It s
by zeroimpl 4y ago
Yes I’ve run “git status”, “git log” and “git diff” on other people’s repo’s plenty of times to help debug things, so it’d be sad to see this stop working. It seems some basic readonly operations should still be supported.
- krick 4y agoIt doesn't even have to be a repo. I do git diff --no-index all the time on arbitrary files, because it's simply configured the way I want, unlike some default diff or whatever command, that I don't even remember how to properly use.
- leni536 4y agoMaybe the pragmatic way from now on is to clone the repo, even if it's on the local machine.
- rst 4y agoCloning will miss any uncommitted local edits (which you might want to have run "git status" to detect)...