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I currently use git-rev as follows:
process.chdir(__dirname) git.short(function (str) { // ... })
But isn't the first line redundant? In the beginning of git-rev's index.js file, there is this:
index.js
exec(cmd, { cwd: __dirname }, function (...) { ... })
So git-rev should automatically take care of changing the current working directory. However, if I simplify my code:
git.short(function (str) { // ... })
Then it doesn't work unless I already am in the correct directory.
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Hang on. It turns out that the version in my node_modules/ folder (which I got via npm) is really old -- the latest version was published 5 years ago.
node_modules/
npm
Duplicate of #7, then?
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I currently use git-rev as follows:
But isn't the first line redundant? In the beginning of git-rev's
index.js
file, there is this:So git-rev should automatically take care of changing the current working directory. However, if I simplify my code:
Then it doesn't work unless I already am in the correct directory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: