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But it always complains it can't clone/the target path wouldn't seem to be a valid Git-Repo.
Anyone an idea, how to put the path for local development correct on Windows using the Git-Bash?
That was my idea of a workaround until #129 is dealt with (and on my linux setup it works)^^
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Hey, I tested that yesterday at home on a linux machine, using in the mkdocs yaml this:
I tried this today on a windows machine using the git for windows bash, using various combinations like:
file://///c/some/absolute/path/to/project-B?branch=main
file:///c/some/absolute/path/to/project-B?branch=main
file:C:\\some/absolute/path/to/project-B?branch=main
file://///C:\\some\\absolute\\path\\to\\project-B?branch=main
But it always complains it can't clone/the target path wouldn't seem to be a valid Git-Repo.
Anyone an idea, how to put the path for local development correct on Windows using the Git-Bash?
That was my idea of a workaround until #129 is dealt with (and on my linux setup it works)^^
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: