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Verify that if source-directory and destination-directory are "." it works #79

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cpina opened this issue Sep 5, 2022 · 1 comment

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cpina commented Sep 5, 2022

As title says, the .git directory might be moved into the destination/.git .

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Needs verification that still happens and fix (or avoid this configuration)?

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nothing to commit, working tree clean #42

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muhrifqii commented Jul 14, 2024 •

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Hi this happened to me when using (.) as source-directory. Could you try to replicate this issue by:

using github access token that can only access public repository
use this github action on the private repository, and target repo is the public repo
source repository use different branch with target repository
you will get 403 because the .git could still use the private one

One additional thing that I found. git status head is still using the source repository, not the target branch

[+] Deleting /tmp/tmp.hgjolk//
[+] Creating (now empty) /tmp/tmp.hgjolk//
[+] Listing Current Directory Location

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