Enrico asked:
> Could it be that certain files spent parts of their historical lifetime
> inside the ignored paths ?
I left out one possibly important piece of information: My initial 'git
svn fetch' used '-r' to "cauterize" the history, both because there is a lot of
it (almost 12 years) and because the repository was reorganized significantly
after a cvs -> svn migration. The first revision I have is r83875:
$ git log --max-parents=0 --all --date-order | tail -n 1
git-svn-id: svn://dev.carnegielearning.com/trunk@83875
752fcc94-cd22-0410-baa8-ef54ac2c6973
So to answer Enrico's question: Prior to the initial revision that was
fetched into git, these files did live in a different top-level directory.
However it's not one that's matched by the 'ignore-paths' regex. Here's one
example:
$ svn log -v
svn://dev/branches/localization-merge/buildprocess/antfiles/dmg.xml | grep
/dmg.xml | uniq -c
9 M /branches/localization-merge/buildprocess/antfiles/dmg.xml
35 M /trunk/buildprocess/antfiles/dmg.xml
1 A /trunk/buildprocess/antfiles/dmg.xml (from
/trunk/buildprocess/assemble-support/dmg.xml:48305)
1 D /trunk/buildprocess/assemble-support/dmg.xml
57 M /trunk/assemble-support/dmg.xml
1 A /trunk/assemble-support/dmg.xml
Here are the svn revisions that explain the transition from 'assemble-support'
to 'buildprocess/assemble-support', just after the cvs -> svn migration.
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r48303 | matt | 2006-11-27 14:56:10 -0500 (Mon, 27 Nov 2006) | 1 line
Changed paths:
D /old-trunk/assemble-support
A /trunk/buildprocess/assemble-support (from
/old-trunk/assemble-support:48302)
moving old assemble-support into new buildprocess
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r48248 | matt | 2006-11-22 13:41:42 -0500 (Wed, 22 Nov 2006) | 1 line
Changed paths:
A /old-trunk (from /trunk:48247)
D /trunk
moving old trunk out of the way
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