Matt McCutchen

As I said above, I have serious concerns about the amount of complexity that would have to be added to Braid to support (in some form) subprojects that have their...

> On top-level I can run `braid update projectA` (which is of course working), but I would also like to run it for only a nested vendor repository, e.g. `braid...

As I said at https://github.com/cristibalan/braid/issues/90#issuecomment-700711774, in order to troubleshoot this, we'll need to see the full error from `git clone`. Either modify your copy of Braid locally as I described...

Thanks for providing the full error. It looks like the problem might be that ssh is unable to prompt for the passphrase when running under Braid because Braid redirects both...

Thanks for confirming what the problem was; I've updated the issue title accordingly. More broadly, thanks for supporting Braid and helping us identify three(!) bugs. I think many more people...

It looks like Braid is printing only the first line of the stderr output when `git clone` fails. That's unhelpful; we should either print the full output or find some...

I'm going to use this thread for the bad `git clone` error reporting. Devmeon, if you determine that the actual error is caused by another bug in Braid rather than...

Some time ago, I had the idea that we can completely avoid fetching from the cache to the downstream repo (which wastes a lot of disk space in addition to...

> Out of curiosity: From where did you get this information ? core.autocrlf = true: "For cross-platfrom development, this is the recommended setting on Windows development workstations" ([source](https://github.com/git-for-windows/build-extra/blob/69c134c3c2c46bce1083d5bd4596d26543ca5f0f/msi/GitUI_en-us.wxl#L41)). core.safecrlf =...

This would commit the change to the mirror (and `.braids`) and leave any other uncommitted changes alone, right? I didn't think of this design; then this feature would become independent...