Kevin Abel

That's a side effect of how the smudge filter is run. These filters rely on the currently checked out branch. When you switch a branch, the checkout is not yet...

I personally don't recommend putting it in your user config, but rather in the project config. I used a shell script to install/remove the filters into the repo config. https://gist.github.com/2005079...

That's right. Smudge is only run on checkout. If you are checking out for the first time (or from another branch) the correct git information is not available. After the...

There's no need to rm. Just doing a checkout (which only takes a second), triggers the filters to run again. I understand that it's less than ideal, but that's how...

You can install a git hook by installing a file like https://gist.github.com/2024831 in the `$GIT_DIR/hooks/` with the name of the hook you'd like to attach it to (do forget to...

When I have a spare moment, I'll try to see what the effort would be to actually query the schema information at activation to ensure we know exactly what types...

Sadly, I have not had free time to explore this more and won't have older GHE instances to work with. The recommendation remains to get current with the supported versions....