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If you run without arguments, it provides an in-memory-only store. This is only useful for debugging and should not be the default.
If you point it at a bare Git repository, it quietly adds /.git to the path, and thus creates a new empty repository inside the one you wanted to use. We should probably require a --auto-create option or similar to create a new repository, not change the path the user gives, and warn if they give a path with a .git subdirectory.
Problems:
/.git
to the path, and thus creates a new empty repository inside the one you wanted to use. We should probably require a--auto-create
option or similar to create a new repository, not change the path the user gives, and warn if they give a path with a.git
subdirectory.(discovered while testing with @jdjakub)
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