On 12/07/2017 05:31 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
Correct. fakeroot would report that the files that are actually
owned by the user who is running fakeroot are owned by root; the
cached stat information in the index would be "corrected" to say
that they are owned by root. So once the index is
Hi,
We noticed some unexpected behavior of git, when running git commands under
fakeroot, and then running another command without fakeroot.
When running, e.g., git status, or git describe --dirty, git can
update the index file.
This can happen inadvertently by, e.g., running the make install
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