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The current implementation of
isGitRepositoryonly looks for a.gitsubdirectory which is fine for standard clones, but doesn't work for bare/mirror clones (always returnsfalse). Since the backup mode uses this function to filter existing directories for pruning, it ends up skipping all bare clones during the pruning process.This PR:
isGitRepository's behavior by adding a secondary branch to detect bare clones usinggit rev-parse.TestPruneReposin order to cover both types of clones.setUpGitRepositoryhelper for existing tests to create actual (but still temporary) repositories during the tests.AI Assistance
Yes, Claude Sonnet 5. Mainly used for discovering the project and exploring the source code.