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A minor flake8 reported by travis: ./git/test/test_git.py:175:43: E241 multiple spaces after ','
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Right, forgot this one. Thanks.
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@bpoldrack Thanks a lot for your contribution ! I am doing maintenance today, and am confident to manage to put out a new release as well. |
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Currently _git_options in class Git are reset after each subcommand call. While this is appropriate in most cases, I'm in need to have options for the git executable, that are used with all calls to git on a certain repository and I can't provide this option for each and every call. Therefore I'd like to introduce the possibility to persistently set such options for a given instance of Git.
This is my first PR here, so I'm not exactly sure, what you want me to provide. CONTRIBUTING.md reads: "Write a test that fails unless your patch is present."
Where am I supposed to put such a test?
Just add it to git/test/test_git.py?