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I am using StaSh on Pythonista for using GitHub.
It occured when I type command 'git clone URL'.
My GitHub repository name is 'gittest', but my local repository name it made by 'git clone' was 'gittes'. 'testsomething' also changed 'testsomethin'
So I checked 'bin/git.py'.
line499
repo = Gittle.clone(args[0], args[1] if len(args) > 1 else os.path.split(args[0])[-1].rstrip('.git'), bare=False)
I guessed coused by rstrip('.git').
if repository name is finished 'g' or 'i' or 't', it delete by rstrip('.git').
I have changed rstrip('.git') to replace('.git', '') then it went well.
but, I don't know how to commit this bug because I'm beginner of GitHub
Please someone confirm this bug and fix 'bin/git.py'
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I am using StaSh on Pythonista for using GitHub.
It occured when I type command 'git clone URL'.
My GitHub repository name is 'gittest', but my local repository name it made by 'git clone' was 'gittes'.
'testsomething' also changed 'testsomethin'
So I checked 'bin/git.py'.
line499
I guessed coused by rstrip('.git').
if repository name is finished 'g' or 'i' or 't', it delete by rstrip('.git').
I have changed rstrip('.git') to replace('.git', '') then it went well.
but, I don't know how to commit this bug because I'm beginner of GitHub
Please someone confirm this bug and fix 'bin/git.py'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: