duplicate notification at every interval

[Jed Verity]

I'm currently getting the same "new branch ss/date]" notification every 60 seconds. Whoever created this branch quickly deleted it, but the notification continues. Is this just a parsing issue?

[Marcin Kulik]

"]" at the end of string suggests that it's parsing issue indeed. Can you run git dude with following command?

bash -x <path/to/git-dude> <your-dude-dir>

This will print everything that happens in the script and it would help me analyze the problem. I only need the part where git fetch is issued and following lines up to notify command.

[Jed Verity]

thanks for the quicky reply! here it is:

++ git fetch -v
++ grep -F -- '->'

• changes=' = [up to date] blueprint -> origin/blueprint
  = [up to date] comments -> origin/comments
  = [up to date] demo -> origin/demo
  = [up to date] dev -> origin/dev
  = [up to date] fe_addToBkmksFrmRL -> origin/fe_addToBkmksFrmRL
  = [up to date] fe_assetpack -> origin/fe_assetpack
  = [up to date] fe_bmlet -> origin/fe_bmlet
  = [up to date] fe_codecleanup -> origin/fe_codecleanup
  = [up to date] fe_ie -> origin/fe_ie
  = [up to date] fe_ie2 -> origin/fe_ie2
  = [up to date] fe_js_optimization -> origin/fe_js_optimization
  = [up to date] fe_macro_search -> origin/fe_macro_search
  = [up to date] fe_newbmlet -> origin/fe_newbmlet
  = [up to date] fe_notes -> origin/fe_notes
  = [up to date] fe_social -> origin/fe_social
  = [up to date] fe_tableimprov -> origin/fe_tableimprov
  = [up to date] fe_tags -> origin/fe_tags
  = [up to date] jstree_buckets -> origin/jstree_buckets
  = [up to date] master -> origin/master
  = [up to date] registration -> origin/registration
  = [up to date] rishi -> origin/rishi
  = [up to date] selenium -> origin/selenium
  = [up to date] socialauth -> origin/socialauth
  = [up to date] tihaImportTest -> origin/tihaImportTest'
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  ++ echo '= [up to date] fe_newbmlet -> origin/fe_newbmlet'
  ++ awk '{ print $4 }'
• branch_name='date]'
• notify //icon.png 'New branch ss/date]'
  ++ which notify-send
• '[' ']'
  ++ which growlnotify
• '[' /usr/local/bin/growlnotify ']'
• growlnotify --image //icon.png -m '' 'New branch ss/date]'

[Marcin Kulik]

Thx. I will look into it in few hours and hopefully make a fix.

[Marcin Kulik]

I see " git fetch -v".
git-dude doesn't use "-v" switch anymore for some time. Can you download latest script version and check if it still gives you this issue?

[Jed Verity]

Just downloaded (first via curl then via brew, and did the x chmod) and now git-dude won't run at all. Double-checked PATH, tried to run with absolute path, checked perms, exited and re-entered shell, all no luck. Any thoughts about that?

EDIT: Running it with your command above yields these four lines and nothing else:

• set -e
• set -u
  ++ git config dude.interval
• interval=

[Marcin Kulik]

Please check your dude.interval setting in ~/.gitconfig. Looks like it's empty.

[Jed Verity]

I set up an interval (there was no dude.interval or [dude] at all in my config – I had been using defaults) and still had problems, but noticed it was failing on the icon setting. I added that in and now everything seems to be running well. No sign of the duplication problem yet. Does this mean git-dude no longer has the default settings? Or maybe something else was screwy in my set-up...

[Marcin Kulik]

Indeed you have found a bug with defaults not working ;) Looking into that.

[Marcin Kulik]

Fixed in master, now the defaults are working again.