On Tue, Aug 29, 2017 at 08:00:03PM -0000, Scott Moser wrote:
> Since i'm using git, i'd actually expect for it to build the state of
> git, not the state of my working directory.
I think I disagree. Like "make" and "dpkg-buildpackage", I expect "git
ubuntu build" to use the current state of my working tree by default.
Though now that we've stuck "git " in front of our wrapper, I can
understand how you might disagree.
Perhaps we should require a clean tree by default then, but allow a
--force like gbp?
On Tue, Aug 29, 2017 at 08:00:03PM -0000, Scott Moser wrote:
> Since i'm using git, i'd actually expect for it to build the state of
> git, not the state of my working directory.
I think I disagree. Like "make" and "dpkg-buildpack age", I expect "git
ubuntu build" to use the current state of my working tree by default.
Though now that we've stuck "git " in front of our wrapper, I can
understand how you might disagree.
Perhaps we should require a clean tree by default then, but allow a
--force like gbp?