Info messages while pushing/fetching
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to get the informational messages sent by the server while pushing/fetching? I’m talking about what is normally prefixed by remote: ....
in regular command-line git.
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I’ve got it working on everything except Safari. But the Safari bug is proving extremely tricky to hunt down. When I first converted it to webpack, I wasn’t using Babel and was shocked that the build was nearly 100% smaller. So now I’m trying to minimize the amount of transpiling. I dropped support for the “Android” browser and added support for the “ChromeAndroid” browser, and then
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thought that only two transforms were needed, both for Edge browser. But that has proven not to be the case… Safari needs just a little help… and I need to figure out which of the dozen or so transforms it needs.Yeah, thanks! it’s for this sort of hosted OS that I’m working on. The repos you push are programs that run on your OS so they have the same structure. The git server rejects a push if the head ref of the master branch (a convention) can’t be transpiled or doesn’t have the right file structure. It works pretty nicely, I think Heroku works similarly, or it used to.