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Kazuki Yamaguchi edited this page Feb 18, 2020
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Restoring commits history
For historical reasons, the master branch cannot go back to the origin of the project in 2001 - it only tracks changes made after 2015.
This is sometimes annoying when we have to look up the changes history, e.g., with git blame. The following instruction virtually brings the history back by utilizing Git's replace feature.
NOTE
This brings back changes history of the code, but at the same time this will hide commits that only happened in this Git repository in 2015-2016.
The old history was converted from the CVS and Subversion repositories and then concatenated. It might have lost some information during the process. The original can be found at: