Re: Creating commits with empty changesets

Am Tue, 8. Nov 2011, 12:53:47 +0200 schrieb Daniel Shahaf:
> How does git-svn deal with a revision that contains only no-op text
> mods and no prop mods (such as the one you created in your
> COPYING's history)?

You get a revision with no changes in file content compared to the previous
revision and it's own log message.

In fact, I tried to get a revision with empty changeset into the subversion
repository with git-svn[1]. But when committing my local changes to svn the
empty revision was omitted (and removed from the git HEAD as well).

Bye,
Jö.

[1] You can create such revisions with --allow-empty in git.

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