fi
if ! git remote -v | sed -e 's/\t/ /g' | grep -q "^$name $addr $type$"; then
- # This might not sync everything in the first run as some weird behavior
- # happens according to this example:
- #
- # mkdir test && cd test
- # git init
- # git remote add origin git.example.org:test
- # git remote set-url --add --push origin test.example.org:test
- # git remote -v
- #
- # Expected output:
- #
- # origin git.example.org:test (fetch)
- # origin git.example.org:test (push)
- # origin test.example.org:test (push)
- #
- # Actual output:
- #
- # origin git.example.org:test (fetch)
- # origin test.example.org:test (push)
- #
- # You can get the expected output by doing this additional step:
- #
- # git remote set-url --add --push origin git.example.org:test
+ # This might not sync everything in the first run as some weird behavior.
+ # See https://github.com/git/git-scm.com/issues/886
git remote $command $name $addr
fi
done