Hi all,
we've just converted from HG to git. Thereby, I've accidentally deleted
an empty commit that actually was the BASE of master (HG default) and a
new foobar branch. (I did "git filter-branch --prune-empty" to prune
the empty "hg commit --close-branch" commits in order to strip old
branches
Tassilo Horn writes:
> we've just converted from HG to git. Thereby, I've accidentally
> deleted an empty commit that actually was the BASE of master (HG
> default) and a new foobar branch. (I did "git filter-branch
> --prune-empty" to prune the empty "hg commit --close-branch" commits
> in ord
How about saying that (G)'s parent is (B) by using grafts?
I've got an example of using grafts in this
screencast:
http://blog.tfnico.com/2010/10/gitsvn-6-grafting-together-svn-history.html
(the interesting part starts at 7:50).
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Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen writes:
> How about saying that (G)'s parent is (B) by using grafts?
Exactly, that's what I'd like to do.
> I've got an example of using grafts in this
> screencast:
> http://blog.tfnico.com/2010/10/gitsvn-6-grafting-together-svn-history.html
> (the interesting part
