pavelxkrejci
pavelxkrejci
I believe the problem is that the sshfs arguments are hardcoded in sshfs-win.c and to enable symlinks one has to modify and rebuild it. As not everyone has development environment...
The real problem is that when any error happens on the ssh level of connection, it is not detected and it is not reported back by sshfs or any higher...
1. If you run git from cygwin, try to start cygwin with elevated permissions as admin. Or try native windows build of git. 2. Try to check permissions set for...
The problem may be that windows git tries to set hidden attribute on ".git" folder which is not available on Linux/ssh. The error message would be than more likely result...
Easiest might be just "git init" in a local folder and then move the ".git" folder to the intended ssh folder.