Elijah Newren
Elijah Newren
Yeah, all sizes are in bytes; fixing up the docs would make sense.
I'm not totally sure what to do differently. If you rewrite a submodule, all the links in the parent module are going to get invalidated and cause problems. So the...
I suspect the problem here is not callbacks in general, but blob callbacks. filter-repo is much faster when nothing needs blobs, because it can just ignore all files entirely, instead...
Right, the notes aren't discarded, they simply continue to refer to the old commit ids, i.e. they are not connected to the rewritten history. This is a known issue that...
> maybe, as a quicker solution (but still workaround) is that git-filter-repo creates map file which could be applied as bulk instead of two git command invocations for each replaced...
Yeah, notes are a bit of a problem; they really should be handled differently as special objects because they have paths that look like hashes with a semi-random number of...
Yeah, sorry about that. If there is a non-empty source and a non-empty target, then it does not matter whether a trailing slash is present (so long as the two...
@dscho: ooh, sweet, thanks for the link.
I think the problem here is that --path is supposed to operate on files as found in the git repository, not relative to whatever directory you original ran from (i.e....
@johentsch: That seems like a different issue to me; the original reporter clearly seemed to have problems specifying paths as stored in git based on using --source and --target and...