Fix adding notes to use absolute path #19
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Relative path is ambiguously relative to current directory or git root
iangrunert
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Oct 6, 2016
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| writenotes := exec.Command("git", "notes", "--ref="+ref, "add", "-f", "-F", notepath) | ||
| writenotes := exec.Command("git", "notes", "--ref="+ref, "add", "-f", "-F", filepath.Abs(notepath)) |
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store/git.go:52: multiple-value filepath.Abs() in single-value context
https://golang.org/pkg/path/filepath/#Abs
filepath.Abs() returns (string, error) -> you'll need to handle the potential error there before passing it through to the exec.Command.
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Relative path is ambiguously relative to current directory or git root
When running
git notes add -Fit seems like the file is relative to git root rather than current directory. Maybe this is an issue with git, but we can be a bit more robust by using an absolute path