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Possible bug with existing subrepo #5

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BarbzYHOOL opened this issue Aug 24, 2018 · 1 comment
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Possible bug with existing subrepo #5

BarbzYHOOL opened this issue Aug 24, 2018 · 1 comment

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@BarbzYHOOL
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I think I found a bug, but can't really reproduce (I had it the first time I used mdlr)

I had a repository with another repo inside it but not declared as a submodule.
I did this:

mdlr init
mdlr add ...
mdlr import -f

And it seems like the import didn't overwrite or work because it was already there.

Then I retried but I first deleted the subrepository and it worked fine. I can't say more :P

@svarlamov
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I'm not sure what could cause such behavior, assuming that the mdlr.yml file was properly configured since, during a force operation, the dir is cleared entirely regardless of whether or not it might exist I believe

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