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Use relative path in git mv for cubids apply with --use-datalad #348

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion cubids/cubids.py
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Expand Up @@ -410,7 +410,9 @@ def apply_tsv_changes(self, summary_tsv, files_tsv, new_prefix, raise_on_error=T
if Path(from_file).exists():
# if using datalad, we want to git mv instead of mv
if self.use_datalad:
move_ops.append(f"git mv {from_file} {to_file}")
move_ops.append(
f"git mv {os.path.relpath(from_file, str(self.path))} {to_file}"
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relpath fails if from_file isn't in self.path, right? Is that worth checking explicitly beforehand?

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I realized in retrospect that my git version was kind of old when I first tested, I might revisit this PR again after the hackathon to see if it's necessary.

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And yes that would fail, but I'm not sure if that fail mode would actually ever occur.

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Oh okay cool. I assumed this was a low-hanging fruit that we'd accidentally skipped over, but I'll hold off on reviewing until you've had a chance to circle back to it.

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else:
move_ops.append(f"mv {from_file} {to_file}")

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