On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 11:04 -0800, Linus Torvalds wrote:
Try doing that on a big project, and it will just kill you. You've also
lost the "top-of-branch" info, but if you're just tracking some other
tree, that's likely not an issue.
I was validating the cvs import by comparing every tagged version. Trust
me, the git tree-rewriting stage was somewhat faster than the CVS
checkout of the same content. And, as an egg, one often prefers BFI to
finesse. I had trouble figuring out precisely what sequence of commands
were needed to make git-reset --hard happy with existing bits in the
directory.
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