Edward Thomson

Thanks for the report! It looks like git has dropped a new config option that we should probably honor.

Oh sorry, I think @carlosmn is right, I read the issue too quickly to understand it correctly.

🙁 Indeed, this is not the correct behavior. Thanks for letting me know.

Hmm, I've never seen this. libgit2 doesn't really do anything special here, so I'm curious if you see this sort of behavior with other applications, or just libgit2? What about...

🙁 You're correct - we (intentionally) do not honor `core.longpaths` for anything but working directories. There are a handful of issues and it certainly made more sense to get the...

Hmm. Not sure that I understand what the problem is exactly yet. What is not supporting nanoseconds in the index in 2022? Are you mixing and matching git clients that...

Gotcha. I wonder what git itself does here? It may have a more graceful upgrade strategy. 🤔

Hi @julianmesa-gitkraken - I don't know. I didn't close it and I'm not seeing any indication about why it was closed. 🤔 There are a couple of things that would...

Thanks @ehuss - you need not apologize for including rust repro steps. Windows junction points / symlinks are ... complex, so apologies for the question. When you say that it's...

I've considered this. For releases? Every build? Are you trying to validate PRs or nightlies or do you care about releases? For what platforms / build configurations? All of them?