shep new creates nested git repos
See original GitHub issueIf you’re in a git repo and run shep new
it will create another git repo inside the existing git repo.
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What about just dropping git init all together? I kinda just threw it in on a whim, but I would be fine with saying it is outside the scope of shep. People can run their own
git init
. Afaik this isn’t common among frameworksThat’s cross platform, but it leads to issues if there does exist a repository above the current directory. e.g. on my machine this is what happens: