.github: replace recently seen logic #445
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dscho
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Oct 13, 2021
| sed -i -e '/^# when confirmation to do so is given./a\ | ||
| use_recently_seen=no' \ | ||
| $b/git-extra/git-update-git-for-windows | ||
| sed -i -e '6 a use_recently_seen=no' \ |
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I would prefer the form that does not expect line number 6 to be the one, but that matches the line after which we want to append.
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The good news is that this area of the file is all comments, so inserting to a specific line is more stable than matching the text of a comment, hence the choice I made here.
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I was failing to make this work because I as modifying the wrong version of the
git-update-git-for-windowsfile.I'm still struggling to show that this works when run from the task scheduler (after installing a lower version and replacing the script in one place), but it works when I manually run the script that is generated by this installer.