RE: Bug report - Can create worktrees from bare repo / such worktrees can fool is_bare_repository()

> To: Eric Sunshine <sunshine@sunshineco.com>
> Cc: git@vger.kernel.org
> Subject: Re: Bug report - Can create worktrees from bare repo / such
> worktrees can fool is_bare_repository()
> 
> > However, you missed the step (discussed in [1]) in which it is your
> > responsibility to move the `core.bare=true` setting from
> > git.git/config to git.git/worktree.config manually after setting
> > `extensions.worktreeconfig=true`.
> 
> Ahh, that makes sense!  I did notice the `core.bare` setting being respected
> in source and figured this had a part to play (which is why I included git-config
> output).
> 
> I think then that I was overzealous in trying to MWE-ify the issue: as I noted, I
> found this issue when I was trying to perform a sparse-checkout within the
> worktree.  To memory (I don't have my work system at the moment and
> don't have its `history`), I think it went something like this:
> 
>     git worktree add --no-checkout ../next && cd ../next
>     git sparse-checkout init --cone # auto-created a worktree config
>     git sparse-checkout set t
> 
> I think either the git-sparse-checkout-set command (or the git-checkout I ran
> after) would fail complaining that I was not in a worktree.  Based on the
> above, it sounds like `init` is creating the worktree-specific config, but is not
> overriding `core.bare` in that config.  Would a patch to take this step this
> automatically be well-received?  I see two options for when to set
> `core.bare=false` in worktree-specific config:
> 
>   1. At git-worktree-add: This is probably the earliest time which
>      makes sense, but may be over-reach.  I'm not up-to-speed on how
>      worktree-specific configs are generally considered on this list.
>      If I were implementing a workaround, though, this is probably
>      where I'd make it.
> 
>   2. At git-sparse-checkout-init: This is where the problem begins to
>      have an effect, so this might also make sense.
> 
> I'm glad to learn about bare repositories + worktrees being a supported use-
> case :-)