fix: use commondir to resolve git directory in worktrees#13045
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fix: use commondir to resolve git directory in worktrees#13045
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This PR fixes git revision detection in worktrees where the worktree's gitdir path passes through another git repository. The previous code used `_git_find_closest_git_dir` which walks up the filesystem looking for a `.git` entry, but this finds the wrong repository when the worktree gitdir is stored inside another git repo (e.g. when the project is a git submodule of a parent repo that also uses git). Instead, read the `commondir` file that git places in every worktree's gitdir, which directly points to the shared git object directory. Fall back to the old filesystem walk if `commondir` doesn't exist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR fixes git revision detection in worktrees where the worktree's gitdir path passes through another git repository.
The vendored
GetGitRevisionDescription.cmakemodule detects worktrees and then calls_git_find_closest_git_dirto find the shared git directory by walking up the filesystem looking for a.gitentry. This fails when the worktree's gitdir is stored inside another git repository (e.g. when the project is a git submodule whose objects live at~/.git/modules/...and~is itself a git repo) — the walk finds the wrong.git.The fix reads the
commondirfile that git places in every worktree's gitdir, which directly points to the shared git object directory. Falls back to the old filesystem walk ifcommondirdoesn't exist (shouldn't happen with any modern git, but safe to keep).🤖 Prepared with Claude Code