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    David Macek
    @elieux
    git-for-windows/git#3034
    I'll try to find out what the other issue is.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Reported my findings in git-for-windows/git#3035.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Thank you!
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Now for the second question. 
    W:\dev\git> git rev-parse --show-toplevel
C:/D/users/ether/dev/git
    Is this intentional?
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    I don't know ;-)
    Is W: assigned to C:\D\users\ether?
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Yes, by two levels of indirection.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    So yes, then it is intended.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Is this supposed to differ from Linux?
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Not really, it is supposed to resolve symbolic links (i.e. show the real path).
    At least as far as I remember.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    root@6fa410b66046:/www# git -C /src rev-parse --show-toplevel
/src
root@6fa410b66046:/www# ln -s /src lol
root@6fa410b66046:/www# cd lol
root@6fa410b66046:/www/lol# git rev-parse --show-toplevel
/src
    Okay.
    Then I need to bring up my issue elsewhere. :)
    Thanks.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    You bet.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Apparently, someone shares my issue: microsoft/vscode#116064
    (Just for reference.)
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Yes, it used to be different, but we had to do this in order to become consistent with Linux.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    I guess that was the change I observed.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    @dscho, do you know anything about a bunch of Google Cloud projects with git-for-windows@googlegroups.com as a member?
    image.png
    https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/iam?folder=&organizationId=&project=silken-forest-204805
    ... for example.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    I did not.
    I cannot see the linked page, though, I do not have permissions.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    I assume you're in that Google group, right?
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    In git-for-windows@googlegroups.com? Yes.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Weird.
    Do you see any projects in your Cloud console?
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Do I have a Cloud console?
    David Macek
    @elieux
    If you have a Google account, yes.
    It may require you to specify few things first.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Wow, I have no idea what I should do there.
    And why I am seeing that project "1234".
    And who this gyg3131 person is.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    So you do see it.
    Okay, at least I'm not alone.
    Maybe you can remove the group from there.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    image.png
    Nope.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Well, then. :D
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    @elieux FYI I finally managed to rebase Git for Windows' BusyBox-w32 patches to a newer version. There are quite a few hacks still, and I am pretty unsure that I want to keep the \\?\ business (read: I intend to drop it completely), but I managed to compile it here. I pushed up the result as wip-rebase-2021-02-19 to https://github.com/dscho/busybox-w32.
    David Macek
    @elieux
    Ooh. Nice. I should try it. I know of at least one bug in path handling with the current version.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Cool. Maybe you can also help with cleaning up the TO-SPLIT and the Ensure... patches?
    David Macek
    @elieux
    You got a response on that 0-bit relocation.
    Johannes Schindelin
    @dscho
    Yes, and it's a good one.