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It is possible to open ARCs without a .git folder. This happened a lot with some of the recent ARCitect releases, where the shipped git might have been an issue.
Since this creates downstream issues (not being able to do anything git; commit, sync, add branches, remotes, etc.), I would suggest to prompt a warning when opening such an ARC (something like "ARC is not intact. No .git detected.") and then disable git-related views Commit, DataHUB sync, History.
I would not suggest to disallow working on such ARCs.
If I remember earlier discussions correctly, git is not a MUST (i.e. ARC could be shared / version-controlled via alternatives).
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It is possible to open ARCs without a .git folder. This happened a lot with some of the recent ARCitect releases, where the shipped git might have been an issue.
Since this creates downstream issues (not being able to do anything git; commit, sync, add branches, remotes, etc.), I would suggest to prompt a warning when opening such an ARC (something like "ARC is not intact. No .git detected.") and then disable git-related views Commit, DataHUB sync, History.
I would not suggest to disallow working on such ARCs.
If I remember earlier discussions correctly, git is not a MUST (i.e. ARC could be shared / version-controlled via alternatives).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: