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[BUG] Can't open submodules as projects #5099
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Thanks a lot for reporting. I am on it, a PR should be up momentarily. |
@Byron Now, when trying to open a submodule on nightly 0.5.794, I get the following:
I am just getting started with gitbutler, so I don't know the whole project state yet. The .git file in the submodule root dir includes the location of the actual git dir, which may be used to find its location: Thanks! |
GitButler currently makes the incorrect assumption that I have reopened this issue and changed the expectation along with the labelling to basically turn it into: "let's allow this case". |
Version
0.13.0
Operating System
Linux
Distribution Method
AppImage (Linux)
Describe the issue
I want to open and work in a submodule in my repo, but I get "Not a directory (os error 20)" when trying to open a submodule as a project. Opening the main project does not cause this issue.
How to reproduce
Using the cosmic-epoch repo as an example
git submodule update --init --recursive
Expected behavior
It should be able to open it (i.e. deal with
.git
files)Relevant log output
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