Relative paths on Windows Git Bash about grumphp

[veewee]

I haven't used Git Bash on windows yet. Will try to install it in the weekend.
Is it possible that the C folder symlinks to C: ?
Do you get the same results when you run following commands:

$ cd /C:
$ mkdir test
$ cd test
$ git init
$ grumphp git:init

[lasselehtinen]

Unfortunately that does not work, because Git Bash maps each Windows drive Letter /letter. So for example C:\test becomes /c/Test.

lasleh@CPB2265 /c/test (master)
$ php -r "var_dump(getcwd());"
string(7) "c:\test"

And both of these work:

cd /c/test
cd c:\test

So I assume there is something funny going on when you try to determine the absolute path when a relative one is given.

[veewee]

Hi @lasselehtinen ,

I tested git bash and it seems to work here:

# I started gi bash with: sh.exe --login
$ cd /C
$ mkdir test
$ cd test
$ git init
$ grumphp configure
$ grumphp git:init

The result I retrieve is:

$ cat .git/hooks/pre-commit
#!/bin/sh
# ...
(cd "./" && exec "c:\Users\Verweto-Win\AppData\Roaming\Composer\vendor\bin/grump
hp" "git:pre-commit" "--config=grumphp.yml" '--skip-success-output')

# ....

Does it work when you manuallt create the .git/hooks folder?
But even when I remove this folder and try it again it is working:

$ rm -rf .git/hooks
$ grumphp git:init
Created git hooks folder at: ./.git/hooks/
Watch out! GrumPHP is sniffing your commits!

Maybe you can try upgrading git bash?

[lasselehtinen]

That seemed to be the case. I was using old 1.9.3 version of Git Bash whereas updating to 2.6.3 made the problem go away.