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  1. Sourcetree For Mac
  2. SRCTREE-4142

Can't access to submodule

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    • 2.3.1
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    • Main project and submodule

    • Severity 2 - Major

      In my project I have a submodule. I can open it with a double click but I can't browse the diff file or I can't commit...
      sone thing that strange when I look the file path's submodule, it look like "../../../myfile.c" for exemple.

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            [SRCTREE-4142] Can't access to submodule

            Raman Sidarakin (Inactive) added a comment -

            Fix for this issue is available in Sourcetree 4.2.2

            Raman Sidarakin (Inactive) added a comment - Fix for this issue is available in Sourcetree 4.2.2

            Joost-Wim Boekesteijn added a comment -

            This is still an issue in SourceTree 4.0.2 (236). It happens when the submodule directory name is equal to one of the directory names in the root directory / such as Library, System or Users.

            SourceTree is unable to show a diff for files in these submodules (the diff pane keeps showing a spinner), the path shows as ../../../users/README.txt and when I click "Log Selected..." I receive a warning: "Potential security issue detected in the specified URL".

            Joost-Wim Boekesteijn added a comment - This is still an issue in SourceTree 4.0.2 (236). It happens when the submodule directory name is equal to one of the directory names in the root directory / such as Library , System or Users . SourceTree is unable to show a diff for files in these submodules (the diff pane keeps showing a spinner), the path shows as ../../../users/README.txt and when I click "Log Selected..." I receive a warning: "Potential security issue detected in the specified URL".

            Christopher George added a comment -

            This appears to only happen when the submodule is stored in a folder directly off the root of the parent repo. So, if I have my parent stored in ~/project, and create a submodule at ~/project/library, Sourcetree will fail to execute properly most functions due, sometimes complaining about the path, sometimes silently failing. If the library was unde ~/project/folder/library, it would work fine.

            I'm using Version 2.7.1 (159)

            Christopher George added a comment - This appears to only happen when the submodule is stored in a folder directly off the root of the parent repo. So, if I have my parent stored in ~/project, and create a submodule at ~/project/library, Sourcetree will fail to execute properly most functions due, sometimes complaining about the path, sometimes silently failing. If the library was unde ~/project/folder/library, it would work fine. I'm using Version 2.7.1 (159)

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              b71645ead99a Philippe Fouquet
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