Hello, Several people reported problems with the fact that git history included the "wipeout-and-revert" pair of commits imported from the SVN history. The problems seem to be:
1) every file has a pair of two commits (removal/ restore), 2) not every tool shows file history past the removal point. Since we're still within the "migration weekend" and because this is relatively easy to fix I think it was worth repairing while we still can. I cherry picked all commits that have happened since the migration on master and branch_5x and re-applied them on top of the commit immediately preceding the wipeout (for each branch correspondingly). Then I updated references to master and branch_5x on the repository. Look at the attached commit tree to see what it looks like for branch_5x. Please note that the use of "--force" with "git push" is generally a big no-no -- this really is a special case and fixup of a problem that could grow into a larger one. If you already have a clone of the repo then remote references will be updated for you on "git fetch". You should then rebase your changes on top of these new heads. If you don't know how, it's better to create a new branch and cherry pick commit-by-commit from your old branch. Apologies for the problem. Dawid
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