Also, git commands are executed via forkProc, so they will be echoed back up
to the user. This is really nice for large repositories, where the clone could
take more than a few seconds; it helps the user know that it didn't just hang.
This gets even better with the update to strider that makes us more terminal compliant.
Also, git commands are executed via forkProc, so they will be echoed back up to the user. This is really nice for large repositories, where the clone could take more than a few seconds; it helps the user know that it didn't just hang.
This gets even better with the update to strider that makes us more terminal compliant.