Fantabrain

> > > @ymartin59 did you even read the comments? > > the second comment explains the recovery method: > > * [#22 (comment)](https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo/issues/22#issuecomment-558693518) @glensc You've brushed off the complaint...

Further to what I noted to @glensc about `refs/notes/commits` potentially being missing due to `filter-repo` being run with `--path` (and without `--invert-paths`), there is another reason the note commits may...

@uqs thank you for the suggestion. What I ended up doing was just getting a list of all files from `filter-repo --analyze`, removing from it the desired files including all...

@uqs Ah, ok, I would not have expected that, but I guess maybe Git's internal handling of repo paths does have its own bottlenecks on very large directories. Or else...

Per a suggestion from @glensc on issue #22, you can get notes into the clone at the time of cloning by using a configuration (via `git config -e --global`) such...