Add verbose log message pointing to git prepare directory #21
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Adds a log message showing the location of the directory where the actual git prepare is running (but only if `--verbose` is passed). Might be useful for other users encountering git errors and not being able to reproduce/fix because they are not aware of the "sibling directory" being used. Like was the case here ef4#20.
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Thanks. This is a great followup to your earlier question that will help the next person who hits that problem. |
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No thanks, it's the least I could do after the help I got getting out of that hole 😉 |
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Adds a log message showing the location of the directory where the actual git prepare is running (but only if
--verboseis passed).Might be useful for other users encountering git errors and not being able to reproduce/fix because they are not aware of the "sibling directory" being used. Like was the case here #20.