Adam Dinwoodie

@thboop I agree with everything you've written here, and thank you for getting the fix for this action sorted so quickly! I think I'm a little confused about why this...

Hi, I'm the maintainer for Git for Cygwin, which shares a lot of the same underlying infrastructure as Git for Windows or Msys2. Unfortunately, any significant improvement here is likely...

There's a run at https://github.com/me-and/Cygwin-Git/runs/6029980215 that shows this behaviour, although I had the impression that you wouldn't be able to view the logs even though it's a public repository. I...

> Maybe both `safe.directory` to the specified path *and* `safe.directory=*`. 🤔 That way, users who have a new enough version of git for it to support `safe.directory=*` are covered, and...

@TingluoHuang I think that depends on how you check. Running `git config --global safe.directory` and checking if the output is non-empty would definitely work. Checking the contents of the `.gitconfig`...

From a bit more digging, it looks like part of the issue is that `email.message.EmailMessage.__get__` will attempt to parse date headers as `DateTime` objects; it looks like it's done that...

I don't believe there's any function in git-filter-repo that will fix this for you. If you knew how to fix this problem for a single commit, git-filter-repo might be useful...