Jonathan Oberländer
Jonathan Oberländer
As mentioned in #27, Windows is currently not supported by Aceto. This is largely due to me being unable to test it.
Git allows specifying the current head as either `HEAD` or `@`. `git-absorb` apparently doesn't: ```sh $ git-absorb --base @~20 Sep 26 09:37:45.336 CRIT absorb failed, err: revspec '@' not found;...
In a repo of mine, the directory containing most code was moved relatively recently. When I call `git who` without params, the top committer has hundreds of commits, but most...