Gentoo users: this will apply from 0.48.0. Exherbo users, and anyone using scm on Gentoo: this affects you as of now.
The default for repositories synced by git is now --reset. What this means: If you have Paludis pointed at a local git repository, make changes to that repository and commit them, and then use Paludis to sync that repository against somewhere else, your changes will be lost rather than merged. If you don't do any work on repositories yourself, or if you don't use Paludis to sync any repository you modify, you aren't affected. If you'd like the old behaviour back, you can use sync_options = --no-reset. However, you're probably better changing your workflow to something like [1]. [1]: http://ciaranm.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/exherbo-development-workflow/ -- Ciaran McCreesh
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