Elijah Newren

I generally agree with Carl that it seems a bit odd to put 'sudo' invocations into stashbot. However, users can't actually get themselves unblocked because stashbot always runs 'git reset...

@terabyte: An alternative way that might be cleaner is adding a check for the existence of some global system-defined pre-job or post-job script, and if it exists, run it. That...

We want paths as stored in Git, which is always a canonicalized path relative to the toplevel directory. So, they are relative paths, they just aren't necessarily relative to your...

Ooh, interesting usecase. fast-export strips signatures on both commits and tags; it has some options around the tags (such as leaving them in place despite them no longer being valid,...

Yes, you can change just a range of commits, but that range cannot exclude any commits that depend upon the ones you rewrite. For example, if you have a history...

Yes, as long as whatever range of commits you change does not exclude commits that depend on your range, then you're fine. I'd hesitate to simplify that to "changing commits...

I apologize for the long delay. I suspect you've long since found a workaround, but just in case it helps... You could create replace objects for the relevant commits using...

> ## Problem with current process > If you try to check out any of the commits from repo A, you find that none of the contents of repo B...

> I'm facing exactly the same issue and I would love to know how to overcome this. > > Let's say I have the following tree structure: > > ```...

Thanks for the feedback. I might need a little more feedback about how to make such a change, though. In particular... The "EXAMPLES" section of the manual has a bunch...