Bug#480424: allow use of $REPO in command definitions

also sprach Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008.05.12.2012 +0100]: > Er, no, in the case of checkout it's not, it's set to the parent > directory name. That's probably a bug.. Yeah, I noticed that. Sorry for not including all the details. -- .''`. martin f. krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : :' :

Bug#480424: allow use of $REPO in command definitions

Joey Hess wrote: > > [foo] > > checkout = git clone git://... foo > > > > that is, repeat the name of the repository on the checkout line. > > Using $REPO does not work. It would be nice if it would! > > $MR_REPO is set to the full path, so you could use $(basename $MR_REPO) Er, no, in the case

Bug#480424: allow use of $REPO in command definitions

martin f krafft wrote: > Right now, I have to do > > [foo] > checkout = git clone git://... foo > > that is, repeat the name of the repository on the checkout line. > Using $REPO does not work. It would be nice if it would! $MR_REPO is set to the full path, so you could use $(basename $MR_REPO)

Bug#480424: allow use of $REPO in command definitions

Package: mr Version: 0.28 Severity: wishlist Right now, I have to do [foo] checkout = git clone git://... foo that is, repeat the name of the repository on the checkout line. Using $REPO does not work. It would be nice if it would! -- System Information: Debian Release: lenny/sid APT prefers