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Braid was only designed to work when the current directory is the root of the working tree. Running Braid in a subdirectory currently doesn't work (Braid looks for .braids.json in the subdirectory), and #62 will change Braid to raise an error in this case.
This issue is to support running in a subdirectory properly by looking for .braids.json in the root of the working tree and interpreting mirror paths relative to the root. As discussed in #44, command-line arguments should typically be interpreted relative to the current directory so that the shell's default path completion behavior works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Braid was only designed to work when the current directory is the root of the working tree. Running Braid in a subdirectory currently doesn't work (Braid looks for
.braids.json
in the subdirectory), and #62 will change Braid to raise an error in this case.This issue is to support running in a subdirectory properly by looking for
.braids.json
in the root of the working tree and interpreting mirror paths relative to the root. As discussed in #44, command-line arguments should typically be interpreted relative to the current directory so that the shell's default path completion behavior works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: