Elijah Newren
Elijah Newren
> I don't understand what is in `contrib/filter-repo-demos/clean-ignore` at all. It's a program, which deletes files from history found in your current .gitignore rules. If you run it, it'll clean...
> First. Because it was a separate command that was not exposed like the main command `git filter-repo`. I am saying this from user experience that it was unexpected and...
> > It's a program, which deletes files from history found in your current .gitignore rules. > > Does it accumulate rules in all `.gitignores` on the way of a...
> ...clean-ignore which should be the example of how to use this command No, not even close. As noted above, this is just one possible use of filter-repo and is...
> Anyway, I'll retitle based on the surprise that clean-ignore require extra arguments when it shouldn't. ...and I've now fixed this issue in commit 5c54a5332b8e (clean-ignore: do not require additional...
@vunhatchuong : > I have the same problem of empty repo when uses on Windows. Installed with pip in conda env. So I open up WSL2, install through apt and...
No response; closing.
I'll assume the alternative in my second paragraph above suited your needs and close this one out; no need to continue leaving this issue open.
This was fixed as e732141 (Fix relative path compatibility for --replace-text and bfg_args.repo, 2021-04-17), I just forgot to close the associated issue years ago; closing now.
> Interesting, I'll have to try that out. I'll report back if I get around to it. I'll assume you didn't get around to it...or that it worked perfectly but...