Submodule status inside nested submodule fails

> Searching for message in git source I found the test triggering the message to
> be an empty result for "git rev-parse --show-cdup". Running the command in
> ext/submodule strangely returns the *absolute* path of ext/submodule, which
> should not happen because this command returns path of current dir relative to
> the containing working tree.

> 
> Charles Brossollet <chbrosso <at> lltech.fr> writes:
> Using MSysGit 1.7.9 on Win7 (64 bit), I have a repo with the following 
> structure: 
> 
> main/ 
>   src/ 
>   ext/ 
>     submodule/ 
>        modules/module1 
>        modules/module2 
> 
> submodule is... a submodule, having itself submodules. 
> 
> When I query submodule status --recursive in main/, no problem. 
> But when I query submodule status in  ext/submodule, I get error "You need
> to 
> run this command from the toplevel of the working tree.", which is a wrong 
> error message. 
> 
> Searching for message in git source I found the test triggering the
> message to 
> be an empty result for "git rev-parse --show-cdup". Running the command in 
> ext/submodule strangely returns the *absolute* path of ext/submodule,
> which 
> should not happen because this command returns path of current dir
> relative to 
> the containing working tree. 
> 
> Is there something wrong with my repo? Or have I found a bug? Any help 
> appreciated 
> 

> 
> Charles Brossollet <chbrosso <at> lltech.fr> writes:
>  
>> Searching for message in git source I found the test triggering the
>> message to
>> be an empty result for "git rev-parse --show-cdup". Running the command
>> in
>> ext/submodule strangely returns the *absolute* path of ext/submodule,
>> which
>> should not happen because this command returns path of current dir
>> relative to
>> the containing working tree.
> 
> Things are OK if I run the commands from Windows' CMD, but it fails when
> run in
> MinGW shell, so I believe the problem is related to MsysGit, discussion
> follows
> up on their list.
> 
> 
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> I'm having the same issue. Did it ever get resolved, or is there a hack to
> fix it, or is there some link I can track it on?
> 
> 
> Charles Brossollet wrote
> > 
> > Charles Brossollet <chbrosso <at> lltech.fr> writes:
> > Using MSysGit 1.7.9 on Win7 (64 bit), I have a repo with the following 
> > structure: 
> > 
> > main/ 
> >   src/ 
> >   ext/ 
> >     submodule/ 
> >        modules/module1 
> >        modules/module2 
> > 
> > submodule is... a submodule, having itself submodules. 
> > 
> > When I query submodule status --recursive in main/, no problem. 
> > But when I query submodule status in  ext/submodule, I get error "You need

> 
> Hi,
> 
> On Tue, May 08, 2012 at 11:11:15AM -0700, rollinsdr@ wrote:
>> I'm having the same issue. Did it ever get resolved, or is there a hack
>> to
>> fix it, or is there some link I can track it on?
>> 
>> 
>> Charles Brossollet wrote
>> > 
>> > Charles Brossollet <chbrosso <at> lltech.fr> writes:
>> > Using MSysGit 1.7.9 on Win7 (64 bit), I have a repo with the following 
>> > structure: 
>> > 
>> > main/ 
>> >   src/ 
>> >   ext/ 
>> >     submodule/ 
>> >        modules/module1 
>> >        modules/module2 
>> > 
>> > submodule is... a submodule, having itself submodules. 
>> > 
>> > When I query submodule status --recursive in main/, no problem. 
>> > But when I query submodule status in  ext/submodule, I get error "You
>> need
> 
> Without having looked at the code itself this smells like an issue with
> the newly introduced gitlink files and git rev-parse --show-cdup not
> taking this into account.
> 
> I will have a look at this issue.
> 
> Cheers Heiko
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