On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Maximilian Albert
Another strange thing: I downloaded a fresh checkout using svn only (not git-svn), and the revision numbers in the log jump from #19921 directly to #20226, although clearly there were other commits in between. The log entry for #20226 says something about merging a branch. Could it be that accidentally some revisions got lost in the process and that this is also what confuses git-svn? How can it be fixed?
I don't use git, but I would also like to know what was the reason for the series of touch-all-files commits that Ted did, e.g. 20232, with obscure commit comments like "merge from trunk"? What was merged with what? For me as SVN user, the inconvenience was limited to a total recompile, but it looks like git users are having worse problems than that.