Search parent directories for .git dir#128
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banzera wants to merge 1 commit intogit-commit-id:masterfrom
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Search parent directories for .git dir#128banzera wants to merge 1 commit intogit-commit-id:masterfrom
banzera wants to merge 1 commit intogit-commit-id:masterfrom
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I ran into the issue described in #113 today. While I like the rev-parse idea and have seen that implemented in other places, I just opted to search parent directories until I find a .git directory within one.
To keep the tests passing, I had to modify them to use a different sandbox directory--one not parented by the project, otherwise the recursive parent calls would pick up the maven-git-command-id-plugin's git directory mistakenly.
This is working great for me now, but I welcome feedback.