fabioz/mu-repo

Register all failed silently on OSX

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cbaggers commented

Neither mu register --all or --recursive seemed to work on OSX. Both gave me empty results for mu list.

I didnt see any errors and so instead just used ls -d */ | xargs -I {} mu register {} instead.

mu itself seems to be working great though! Thanks so much for making it

fabioz commented

I just tested running mu register --all on mac os and it seems to work fine for me, so, I need more information on how to reproduce this.

The code is actually pretty simple/straightforward: https://github.com/fabioz/mu-repo/blob/master/mu_repo/action_register.py, so, if you're inclined you can take a look there on your actual use case to know what could go wrong (i.e.: mu register --all just searches for .git directories in subfolders and if a match is found it adds it to .mu_repo).

cbaggers commented

Thanks for checking that. I think this was my mistake in that I tried to register all the subdirectories, however the directory I was in was a repo itself and the subdirectories were submodules. I'm closing this one.
Thanks again.