Hi,
René Scharfe wrote:
command deprecated since replaced by
---------------- ---------------- ---------------------
Some quick thoughts based on a code search:
- removing lost-found seems safe
- removing peek-remote seems safe
- repo-config should probably warn before it is removed
- removing tar-tree will probably break "make dist" for old
projects. I still am tempted to say removing it should be
okay.
git-lost-found 2007-11-08 git fsck --lost-found
It can stay in contrib/examples for inspiration.
git-peek-remote 2007-11-24 git ls-remote
No one seems to be using it
(github.com/gitpan/App-GitHub-FindRepository.git uses it as a fallback
when ls-remote is not present).
git-repo-config 2008-01-17 git config
giggle[1] still uses it --- see libgiggle-git/giggle-git-config-read.c
and giggle-git-config-write.c.
Likewise darcs2git[2] and the stgit testsuite.
webkit's VCSUtils.pm only uses repo-config as a fallback when git
config is not present.
git-tar-tree 2007-11-08 git archive
Already prints a deprecation notice. WWW::PkgFind from CPAN uses it
but doesn't seem to be maintained.
pilgrim[3] uses tar-tree in its "make dist" target. I wouldn't be
surprised if some other projects use it in a similar way.
Jonathan
[1] git://git.gnome.org/giggle.git
[2] git://repo.or.cz/darcs2git.git
[3] git://git.fedorahosted.org/pilgrim.git