Re: Git commit path vs rebase path
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Steven Penny <svnpenn@gmail.com>
- Date
- May 11, 2012, 04:35 UTC
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- <4FAC047A.4010001@ramsay1.demon.co.uk>
Ramsay Jones wrote:
> I would rather define a script; it can then be used independently of git.
So your suggestion is to have git-sh-setup.sh account for MinGW, which is its current state, but not account for Cygwin?
> Personally, I don't have this specific problem because I use (the cygwin > version of) vim. (does anybody actually use notepad?)
If you had read carefully, you would have noticed that I mentioned more than notepad. As well Notepad2, and Notepad++, etc.
> I mostly, but not exclusively, use cygwin tools on cygwin. For example I > use win32 versions of doxygen, ghostscript, tex (MikTex 2.7), graphviz etc. > However, the makefiles which drive those tools use relative paths ...
This convo is not about what tools _you_ use, but about the current incompatibility with several native windows text editors.