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First, thank you very much for this awesome plugin! I would also like to contribute to this plugin, so I tried to fix the issue myself, but unfortunately, it didn’t work. That’s why I’m opening this issue to ask for help.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to open the commit popup in a custom working directory (cwd) to work with submodules. However, after reading the code, I noticed that if the popup command is used, the passed current working directory (CWD) is ignored. (line 176)
Describe the solution you’d like
I hope something like the code below will work:
neogit.open({ cwd = git_path, kind = "floating" })
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
Any other way to deal with git submodules would be appreciated. For example, in my current repository, I have a dotfiles git folder that contains a lazyvim git folder. When I open the git commit dialog directly, the CWD is always set to the dotfiles git repository, so I can’t commit changes in the lazyvim git repo
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First, thank you very much for this awesome plugin! I would also like to contribute to this plugin, so I tried to fix the issue myself, but unfortunately, it didn’t work. That’s why I’m opening this issue to ask for help.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to open the commit popup in a custom working directory (cwd) to work with submodules. However, after reading the code, I noticed that if the popup command is used, the passed current working directory (CWD) is ignored. (line 176)
Describe the solution you’d like
I hope something like the code below will work:
neogit.open({ cwd = git_path, kind = "floating" })
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
Any other way to deal with git submodules would be appreciated. For example, in my current repository, I have a dotfiles git folder that contains a lazyvim git folder. When I open the git commit dialog directly, the CWD is always set to the dotfiles git repository, so I can’t commit changes in the lazyvim git repo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: