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Wouldn't this cause the fetch to fail when the remote's
uploadpack.allowReachableSHA1InWant
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I'm not sure. There actually seem to be a few related options for configuring a
git
server and I'm not sure which combinations of them support fetching by rev. From here:But, I don't think remote configuration matters, here. In this case (regardless of the user-provided URL corresponding to either of a network-accessed repository or filesystem-accessed repository) the
fetch
, here, is against the fetcher cache whoseconfig
files have never specified (and don't even support, I think) any of these remote configuration values. Fetching by rev is supported according to my experimentation and the reproduction embedded in the commit message.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@roberth care to respond to this?