Re: [issue?]'git branch -D' case sensitive issue

[郭腾飞 <tfguo369@gmail.com>]

Hi Torsten Bögershausen, thank you for the quick reply.
I'm working on Mac OS as I have mentioned in the previous email.

➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) ✗ sw_vers -productVersion
10.11 OSX

And besides, I use a case sensitive file system in OSX through the command
'hdiutil create -volname 'case_fs' -type SPARSE -fs 'Case-sensitive
Journaled HFS+' -size 100g ~/case_fs.sparseimage'
Is this a known issue?
Thank you!

BRs
terry3

2016-01-14 19:51 GMT+08:00 Torsten Bögershausen <tboegi@web.de>:
> On 01/14/2016 08:52 AM, 郭腾飞 wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>> I encountered some issues when using 'git branch -D'.
>> It's strange, the command 'git branch -D' is case sensitive.
>> Here is the operated log.
>>
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) git branch -avv
>> * NIce                  fed5d9c Update js2-mode $ js-beautify.
>>    master                fed5d9c [origin/master] Update js2-mode $
>> js-beautify.
>>    remotes/origin/HEAD   -> origin/master
>>    remotes/origin/fake   8ec9cad fake.
>>    remotes/origin/mac13  13ae483 mac pro 13's config.
>>    remotes/origin/master fed5d9c Update js2-mode $ js-beautify.
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce)
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) git branch -D NIce
>> error: Cannot delete the branch 'NIce' which you are currently on.
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce)
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) git branch -D NICe
>> Deleted branch NICe (was fed5d9c).
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) ✗ git branch -avv
>>    master                fed5d9c [origin/master] Update js2-mode $
>> js-beautify.
>>    remotes/origin/HEAD   -> origin/master
>>    remotes/origin/fake   8ec9cad fake.
>>    remotes/origin/mac13  13ae483 mac pro 13's config.
>>    remotes/origin/master fed5d9c Update js2-mode $ js-beautify.
>>
>> Hope someone can give me a hint.
>>
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) ✗ git --version
>> git version 2.6.3
>> ➜  my-emacs-conf git:(NIce) ✗ sw_vers -productVersion
>> 10.11 OSX
>>
>> BRs,
>> terry3
>> --
>
> If you can give us a hint, under which OS you are working ?
>
> I assume that you are on Windows or Mac OS ?
> In this case the file system is part of the problem,
> which treats NIce and NICe the same.
>



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