The documentation contains a recipe for how to emulate git clone --mirror. In
the example code, the init_remote callback constructs the mirror configuration
passing name to str.format. However, the callback receives the name (and
url) as bytes, so str.format would return something like this:
"remote.b'origin'.mirror"
This commit fixes the code example by decoding name when used with str.format.
The invocation of repo.remotes.create in the same example works fine as is,
because that function invokes to_bytes on its arguments, and to_bytes is a
noop when passed bytes.
The documentation contains a recipe for how to emulate
git clone --mirror. In the example code, the init_remote callback constructs the mirror configuration passingnameto str.format. However, the callback receives thename(andurl) as bytes, so str.format would return something like this:This commit fixes the code example by decoding
namewhen used with str.format.The invocation of
repo.remotes.createin the same example works fine as is, because that function invokesto_byteson its arguments, andto_bytesis a noop when passed bytes.