Hi,
Michael Hunley wrote:
> Ok, we can filter that out. But worse is that actual errors in a pull
> request are sent to stdout instead of standard error. For example,
> merge conflicts or pull failures because you have unstaged changes.
Yes, errors and progress output should go to stderr. The
I have been building some automated patching scripts to update
multiple servers at once from our dev host. In doing so I ran into
some oddities with linux command line GIT version 1.8.0-rc0, so a
couple minor revisions behind.
First, a "git pull" puts the list of branches updated onto stderr.
The
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