Subdirectory defect?

[treaves]

This may well be something I'm doing wrong, but, when files are synced (this is a new install), any file in the root directory gets copied over to my git directory correctly, but, the sync fails with the first file is a sub-directory. When the copy command is called, the directory name is being stripped off, so a file not found exception is raised.

This happens if I init with a Windows style or unix style path to the gitcc init call.

I'm using Cygwin on Windows.

Any ideas?

[treaves]

In the file sync.py, line 18 base = abspath(CC_DIR) turns
V:/treaves_COL4.0/eqsys_col/
into
/home/p603764/Development/test-gitcc/V:/treaves_COL4.0/eqsys_col/

Changing the line to base = CC_DIR and it works.

[charleso]

Honestly sync is pretty terrible and not going anything more complicated than copying files, committing them to git and then adding the appropriate git-cc tags.

In any case, glad you solved the problem