Update: A coworker found a workaround to my original question:
[filter "remove_outputs"]
clean = */bin/sh -c '$PWD/remove_outputs'*
smudge = cat
Works as long as *remove_outputs* is in the repo root and thats where you
run your git commands
However, I encountered a larger problem: git config properties cannot be
kept in the repo so they are not cloned anyway, which kind or renders my
original question redundant.
Can anyone thing of a workaround my original problem?
Thanks!
Oded
On Wednesday, December 21, 2016 at 7:49:11 PM UTC+2, Oded Badt wrote:
>
> Hey, I'm looking for a way for git to find a filter (clean / smudge/ etc )
> that is in the root folder of the git repo. I cannot know in advance what
> the absolute dir of the repos would be and I prefer not to place it maually
> in the PATH for every clone. Cant anyone think of an idea?
>
> Specifically, it is a python script that does some json manipulation, so
> sed regexping would be very hard
>
> Any ideas?
>
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