Hi all,

the latest git.git master includes some trickery in git-am so that it can be 
run from a subdirectory: It appends the subdirectory to relative paths given 
on the command line (which is the mailbox to be applied). It does so by 
testing for an absolute path like this:

                        case "$arg" in
                        /*)
                                set "$@" "$arg" ;;
                        *)
                                set "$@" "$prefix$arg" ;;
                        esac

This test for absolute paths does not work on Windows, hence, git-am can't be 
called with an absolute path to the mailbox.

I'm not going to fix this now since I'm not using git-am (not with absolute 
paths anyway).

Question: Do you mind if I push a so regressed mingw.git master, or would you 
like that I wait for a fix (that someone among you would have to provide) 
that I apply before pushing?

The commit I'd like to push is 5c49996, which is included in

http://repo.or.cz/w/git/mingw/j6t.git?a=shortlog;h=master

in case you like to build on top of it.

-- Hannes

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