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in go-git v6, it provide the option to config and set filemode (see: go-git/go-git#1712) The filemode can fix the bug of "worktree contains unstaged changes" on windows.
…tree contains unstaged changes` On Windows system, when running `pkg fetch` a git package, it may exit with an error `worktree contains unstaged changes`. This happens when checkout to a specific git tag or branch or commit hash if the repo contains executable file. On Windows, go-git clone will remove the executable permission, and make the executable files to be marked as modified when running `git status`, which causes go-git checkout failes with an error `worktree contains unstaged changes`. This commit fixed the bug by setting `core.filemode` as false on Windows. see also: go-git/go-git#771
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see also bug report on go-git: go-git/go-git#771