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Subject: Re: fix t5000-tar-tree.sh when $TAR isn't set
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Johannes Schindelin <Johannes.Schindelin@gmx.de> writes:

> You run "sh t5000*" in t/, right? Usually, TAR is set in t/Makefile (that 
> is why it Just Works in the normal case). Note that you can -- instead of 
> your patch -- run "TAR=tar sh t5000*".

Yes, but "cd t && sh ./t5000-*.sh" should work by itself.