Re: See Fault when running git diff

> Steps to reproduce:
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> Start a rebase operation that results in one or more conflicts in one or more of the repository’s sub-directories.
> List the conflicts with the following command: git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U –relative
> Identify one of the conflicts that is in a subdirectory.
> cd to that directory
> Run the same command again: git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U –relative
> Receive segmentation fault error.  I would have expected to see a list of files relative to the current directory.
> The following commands work just fine in the subdirectory you cd’ed to (I introduced spacing to make which arguments are present or absent more clear):
> git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U
> git diff                        --diff-filter=U –relative
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> It appears that the –diff-filter=U argument is not required to induce the seg fault making the minimal failing case: ‘git diff --name-only –relative’ when run from a subdirectory.