Han Seoul-Oh

Yes! That would be awesome! Han On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 5:49 AM, Gabriel Farrell < [email protected] > wrote: > > I'd like to write a small test suite...

While I don't feel strongly about semicolons themselves (I plan to try using `npm` style in another project), I do feel strongly about having a consistent style throughout a project,...

Oh gosh thanks so much! How did you hear about this project? Are you actually using `git-subhistory` for any of your projects? What's your use case? --- Can you elaborate...

On further thought I think you're onto something with the idea of temporarily stripping signatures. In particular, maybe we can solve the problem of Main commits being split into differently...

And by "onto something" mean I've realized that this is exactly the right thing to do in the "strong correspondence" case (which I'm sketching out in #8). Can you add...

I was editing that over the course of many days, it's time to push it even though I have further thoughts.

> if two people modify commit map, how to sync? refspecs can only force-push/pull My first instinct is for a `post-fetch` hook to merge the remote commit map with the...

Further notes: - a `post-rewrite` hook exists that can help deal with rebasing assimilated or squash-merge commits - there's no hook for deleting branches, but a `pre-auto-gc` hook does exist...

> does it work also with the option to not do squashing? Yes! It might even be easier if I preclude squashing (although maybe not, since the problem of determining...

Wow, just noticed #7, I hadn't thought about signatures at all but that suggests another transformation of commits when assimilating that it is important to undo when splitting out assimilated...