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Incorrect handling of backslashes in Git configuration
#45 by ereOn was merged Feb 8, 2012 Loading…
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Fixed 'Inappropriate ioctl for device' problem on posix systems
#43 by swallat was merged May 17, 2012 Loading…
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Ignore progress lines from the git http backend that start w/ POST ...
#42 by gsoltis was merged May 17, 2012 Loading…
I think I found a bug in the diff('diff-against') function regarding reversing ordering...
#40 by tomrittervg was closed Nov 14, 2014 Loading…
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Strip the line when matching for sections
#22 by jkeating was closed Jun 7, 2011 Loading…
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Fix another bug found by Fedora users, indented config sections. Newer RawConfigParser handles them fine, as does git config.
#21 by jkeating was closed May 28, 2011 Loading…
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Progress parsing
#20 by int3 was closed Jun 7, 2011 Loading…
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As the commit says, the current option regex only matches zero or one leading space, although the comments state that any number of leading spaces are allowed.
#19 by jkeating was merged May 24, 2011 Loading…
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Handle indented comments in git config files (issue #17)
#18 by tmzullinger was closed Jun 7, 2011 Loading…
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Proposition to make comparisons between GitPython objects and non-GitPython objects possible.
#16 by mike-perdide was merged May 19, 2011 Loading…
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test & fix for mangled tagger names
#14 by orestis was merged May 2, 2011 Loading…
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