Fix git-crypt in linked worktrees (shared key via --git-common-dir)#334
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Running
git worktree addinside a git-crypt repository fails in the smudge filter:git-crypt resolves its internal state directory (
.git/git-crypt, which holds the symmetric keys) fromgit rev-parse --git-dir. In a linked worktree that returns.git/worktrees/<name>, which never contains the keys — they only ever live in the shared common dir. So checkout of an encrypted file in the new worktree aborts.This PR resolves the state directory via
git rev-parse --git-common-dirinstead.In the main worktree this is identical to
--git-dir, so behaviour there is unchanged.In a linked worktree it points at the shared git directory where the keys live, so checkout, lock and unlock all work transparently.
Fixes #105