Closed tekumara closed 5 years ago
What is the output of git status
– any weirdness?
git status
had nothing out of the ordinary, 2 changes not staged for commit, 2 untracked files.
I'm since made some additional commits, and now the problem has gone away.
Now it's back. It appears to occur with there is a change to a large file. In my case, I made a single character addition to a 2.5MB CSV, which caused gs
to freeze but git status
works fine.
Interesting, I'll try to reproduce in the morning. Thanks for this bug report!
On Oct 17, 2017 7:15 PM, "Oliver Mannion" notifications@github.com wrote:
Now it's back. It appears to occur with there is a change to a large file. In my case I made a single character addition to a 2.5MB CSV, which caused gs to freeze but git status works fine.
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I repro this in a repo with lots of submodules. @tukushan was your repo using submodules at all?
No submodules for me.
I've seen this again in a repo without any submodules. Unable to nail this down.
Was this issue ever found? I'm having the same issue.
I can reproduce this with a clean git repo. For me it happens if I 'git mv' a file from one folder to another. psuedo example:
./repo/folder1/file1.txt ./repo/folder2/file2.txt cd repo git mv folder1/file1.txt folder2/ gs <-- hangs exactly like shown above.
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04.2
On both zsh and bash I get:
And the output just hangs.
It's something specific to a repo, because other repos work fine.