Hi!
I have run svn2git and cleaned out most of the parts, so it looks smooth.
One thing I won't get rid of is a folder "FOO", which is added directly
under the root of the repo.
In some stages this has been merged in, but the original commit is now
empty (because Git does not handle empty folders).
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0' <- "Added empty folder "FOO"
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0 First commit
So - how do I get rid of this 0' commit?
I tried a bunch of filter-branch-commands (maybe not the correct one)
I tried the wrapper
here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9803294/prune-empty-merge-commits-from-history-in-git-repository
But it seems to ignore all empty dirs, and skips this merge. It sees the
merge, but it does not do anything to prune the empty merge commit.
Can anyone help?
BR
/Mattias
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