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》The simplest kind of git bundle – a full bundle – is a whole git repository, wrapped up into a single file. Git repo can have executable code! Git hooks are s

》The simplest kind of git bundle – a full bundle – is a whole git repository, wrapped up into a single file. Git repo can have executable code! Git hooks are shell commands stored in dir ".git/hooks" executed on events such as merge, commit... That is not duplicated by git clone, I am not sure about bundles. But I would be VERY careful to accept something like compressed git repo from anyone!

fiddlerwoaroof 2y ago
Bundles only include things that can be in the pack files: the git objects `git clone` would pull.
makapuf 2y ago
As you said, git clone wont copy it, and you don't get a zip of a repo, you get a remote that you can clone/ pull from.
Joker_vD 2y ago
Sorry, did you have to use a Wide character? There is a Narrow version of it: ⟫ U+27EB MATHEMATICAL RIGHT DOUBLE ANGLE BRACKET.
- cryptonector 2y ago
  Does it cause problems on mobile or something?
  - Joker_vD 2y ago
    Well, no, I've just spent some time recently on wrangling narrow and wide characters in the terminal emulators (and fonts they use) and I guess I am now somewhat more sensitive to the suspiciously looking whitespace. Do you know that, for instance, that the playing card symbols in the Unicode are narrow characters, the terminal emulators treat them so yet the fonts draw them as 1.5-cells wide which causes ugly and annoying overlaps?
    - cryptonector 2y ago
      Yes, that could be annoying. I'd imagine that you'd want to use only fixed-width fonts in a terminal emulator (where double-widths are ok, but not 1.5). If a fixed-width font has any glyphs other than single- and double-width then that's a problem.
      - Joker_vD 2y ago
        Most fixed-width fonts don't have glyphs for all of the Unicode code points, you see, so the terminal emulators use fallback fonts, and it's seems to almost impossible to learn what fonts exactly they use. I believe in my case those 1.5-width glyphs were taken from the DejaVu Sans font (the non-mono version) but it's hard to be certain. In any case, I was quite tilted that I had to go back to using 10♠, K♦ etc. instead of U+1F0AA and U+1F0CE in my TUI-based game.
        cryptonector 2y ago
        Oh dear. I did not know this. I don't usually browse the web using elinks or such, but maybe if I did I'd know. Or if I wrote TUIs, like you do. I do use TUI MUAs, but I rarely run into this problem there.
- throw94040 2y ago
  That was on my android keyboard.
keybored 2y ago
git bundle works like git clone so there's nothing to worry about. You simply don't know what you are talking about.

fiddlerwoaroof 2y ago

Bundles only include things that can be in the pack files: the git objects `git clone` would pull.

makapuf 2y ago

As you said, git clone wont copy it, and you don't get a zip of a repo, you get a remote that you can clone/ pull from.

Joker_vD 2y ago

Sorry, did you have to use a Wide character? There is a Narrow version of it: ⟫ U+27EB MATHEMATICAL RIGHT DOUBLE ANGLE BRACKET.

cryptonector 2y ago
Does it cause problems on mobile or something?
- Joker_vD 2y ago
  Well, no, I've just spent some time recently on wrangling narrow and wide characters in the terminal emulators (and fonts they use) and I guess I am now somewhat more sensitive to the suspiciously looking whitespace. Do you know that, for instance, that the playing card symbols in the Unicode are narrow characters, the terminal emulators treat them so yet the fonts draw them as 1.5-cells wide which causes ugly and annoying overlaps?
  - cryptonector 2y ago
    Yes, that could be annoying. I'd imagine that you'd want to use only fixed-width fonts in a terminal emulator (where double-widths are ok, but not 1.5). If a fixed-width font has any glyphs other than single- and double-width then that's a problem.
    - Joker_vD 2y ago
      Most fixed-width fonts don't have glyphs for all of the Unicode code points, you see, so the terminal emulators use fallback fonts, and it's seems to almost impossible to learn what fonts exactly they use. I believe in my case those 1.5-width glyphs were taken from the DejaVu Sans font (the non-mono version) but it's hard to be certain. In any case, I was quite tilted that I had to go back to using 10♠, K♦ etc. instead of U+1F0AA and U+1F0CE in my TUI-based game.
      - cryptonector 2y ago
        Oh dear. I did not know this. I don't usually browse the web using elinks or such, but maybe if I did I'd know. Or if I wrote TUIs, like you do. I do use TUI MUAs, but I rarely run into this problem there.
throw94040 2y ago
That was on my android keyboard.

keybored 2y ago

git bundle works like git clone so there's nothing to worry about. You simply don't know what you are talking about.