Hello! This technically isn't an issue, which is why I'll close the issue immediately after opening it. But I wanted to check to see if you had a pointer. If you've got no idea about this error don't worry about it.
So, I've gotten pretty far porting this library to Deno (thanks to deno's node-compatibilty mode).
However, when I clone a repository it makes all the git folders, creates an empty description file but then fails immediately after
ERROR 2: failed to initialize repository with template 'description': Invalid argument
Which originates from here inside the repo_write_template() function in libgit2.
I don't know why 'description' is being passed in to a template function (I'm not familiar with git's definition of a template), and thats made me a bit stumped as to what part of the javascript could be causing this failure, so I figured I should see if you ever dealt with something similar.
Hello! This technically isn't an issue, which is why I'll close the issue immediately after opening it. But I wanted to check to see if you had a pointer. If you've got no idea about this error don't worry about it.
So, I've gotten pretty far porting this library to Deno (thanks to deno's node-compatibilty mode).
However, when I clone a repository it makes all the git folders, creates an empty
descriptionfile but then fails immediately afterWhich originates from here inside the
repo_write_template()function in libgit2.I don't know why 'description' is being passed in to a template function (I'm not familiar with git's definition of a template), and thats made me a bit stumped as to what part of the javascript could be causing this failure, so I figured I should see if you ever dealt with something similar.