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Hey, thanks for the suggestion. This should be a relatively small change, but can you clarify the requirement a little? So when the file is not in any of the...

I don't have the time to test right now, but it could look something like in the branch issues/4

I think I still don't really get your requirement. So on the one hand you write it should behave like the default behaviour of bfg, which will not modify the...

> GitRewrite is so fast, a second pass over the trees would hardly be noticed! Yay, one major goal achieved :) In the meantime I added the --protect-refs option as...

It should be possible without changing anything from an architecture point of view. We just have to remember the last three commits when traversing the tree to the root and...

Just one more thing, I only track which commits not to touch, not which files to delete in which commits. This means that if you are deleting multiple files at...

Well it would not touch gadget at all. So in the first step it would preprocess the tree and see in which commits widget appears. There it keeps the hashes...

@Nivvinabon Do you know how to compile a dotnet project (instruction are in the readme as well)? Then you can checkout branch issue/4 and start testing. The commandline parameters you...

Oh, sorry for that, it seems my documentation is kinda wrong, as it is not working for the test-project. This will skip the test project and therefore it should be...

Double clicking the exe will not work, the .exe file can be run from the console by just typing `GitRewrite.exe -h` for instance. Strange that you cannot run it with...