Comment by nine_k 3 days ago Won't the SMB implementation be sufficient to mount git commits as folders? 2 comments nine_k Reply jstanley 3 days ago No, because SMB doesn't support execute permissions. So either all your files are executable or none of them are. nine_k 3 days ago I would say that in a source code tree that represents old commits I'd like none of the files to be executable. (It would miss some commits that only change the executable bit though.)
jstanley 3 days ago No, because SMB doesn't support execute permissions. So either all your files are executable or none of them are. nine_k 3 days ago I would say that in a source code tree that represents old commits I'd like none of the files to be executable. (It would miss some commits that only change the executable bit though.)
nine_k 3 days ago I would say that in a source code tree that represents old commits I'd like none of the files to be executable. (It would miss some commits that only change the executable bit though.)
No, because SMB doesn't support execute permissions. So either all your files are executable or none of them are.
I would say that in a source code tree that represents old commits I'd like none of the files to be executable. (It would miss some commits that only change the executable bit though.)