I can confirm this. To clarify, magit itself loads fine, but the git command fails when it tries to run it. Here's an example:
$ git --no-pager update-index --refresh emacs/emacs.el: needs update env.rc: needs update It looks like the problem is that git returns a non-zero exit code when any file "needs update", and magit doesn't expect that. If I revert this commit, then the bug goes away: c8c6e01a1534d39c17c9f1d29c5a718d7328273d - Phil On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM, Leo <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I just updated magit.el to the latest from git repo and after that > magit failed to run. > > I think the commit > http://gitorious.org/magit/mainline/commit/c8c6e01a1534d39c17c9f1d29c5a718d7328273d > is flawed. > > Best, > > Leo
