On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 10:11 PM Sergio Schvezov <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Create a new `apps` entry like this
>
> apps:
> sh:
> command: bash
> plugs: [same list of plugs used by what calls git]
>
I did something similar:
apps:
git:
command: usr/bin/git
plugs: [...]
This way I could mess around with charm.git and play with environment
variables. At the end of the day GIT_EXEC_PATH and PREFIX were needed.
Even still I'm having issues with things like `git clone --recursive` so
I've patched those calls out of the source code for now (when not needed).
I'll keep playing around to see if I can get git-submodules to work but 95%
of the use cases for the tool are functioning now.
> There's a `snap shell` (or similar) command making a come back some time
> and would make this more straightforward.
>
> For what it's worth I strace and gdb like this in a `snap try` session.
>
I spent quite a long time with strace against charm.git, but that lead to
more problems than help. I've not used `snap try` yet.
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