Tina Müller (tinita)

What I also noticed: `make test` doesn't work when run from a directory without git, e.g. from a tarball. Is this necessary? It would be cool if we could run...

@spog you say you are having problems with completion. For me, completion works only partially, both with bash and zsh. Not working: `git subr` Working: `git subrepo ` Even if...

git-subrepo has been accepted for openSUSE:Factory, which means that it will be in Tumbleweed soon, and in the next openSUSE Leap. https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/git-subrepo

@spog what I'm wondering about is, `git ` works here if I use it from the git repo. Maybe one difference is, that `git-subrepo` is an executable command in `$PATH`...

hm, right. Also I was wrong, the file is indeed executable, and it did not help to add `/usr/lib/git` to `$PATH` for bash. Your script works for me with bash....

Is this still needed? the ticket was resolved 6 months ago

> This would be an API break. Maybe we should have the new routes under v2 then and leave the current API as-is. Keep in mind that there is still...

> @baierjan I don't see how that solves the original problem from https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/176826 . What is your opinion on this? I think it would solve the original problem, at least...

> I could at least post a proof of concept. https://gist.github.com/perlpunk/b0d9fe14f3c877f28d8af3db6be28c70 Here is the demo with the bash completion including descriptions: https://gist.github.com/perlpunk/b0d9fe14f3c877f28d8af3db6be28c70#file-demo-txt

I would say, at least make it installable like discussed in this thread https://github.com/os-autoinst/openQA/pull/6063#discussion_r1848693092 And the files shouldn't be in the toplevel directory anyway, I think.