Re: Files modified, even after: git reset --hard
From: Martin <hidden>
Date: 2021-07-25 18:39:25
On 25/07/2021 19:48, Martin wrote:
Actually, git replace has a weird effect. so I have "commit A" introducing the problem. Then many commits until "commit Y" fixing it. If I do switch -f --detach A git add --renormalize the_file git commit -m foo git show // get the new blob for the file git show A // get the old blob for the file git replace old_blob new_blob switch -f --detach A Then "the_file" is still shown as modified. Only git diff the_file now returns empty (where as before it returned the entire file) On the plus side switch -f --detach B has the same change, still modified, but no diff. So one replace would solve the entire 1000 commits that are currently affected Any idea, what causes the "modified" after the replace?
Ok, it seem that git switch simple did not update the file. - After the commit I am on a dangling commit, which is a direct child of "A". - I insert the reprace - I switch from that dangling to "A" -> diff is empty -> but status is not ok If I now switch to a far away commit. And then switch back to "A". Then git status is also ok.