Christian Couder <chriscool@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> If we move ".git/refs/heads/frotz/nitfol"
> to ".git/deleted-refs/heads/frotz/nitfol" when we remove this ref, we only
> need to try to rmdir all subdirectories under ".git/refs/heads/frotz/" and
> then ".git/refs/heads/frotz/" to see if we can
> create ".git/refs/heads/frotz", and if we can, we won't
> resurect "frotz/nitfol" because ".git/deleted-refs/heads/frotz/nitfol"
> still exists.
I am not sure if that would be workable. I suspect that you
would need to do quite an involved sequence in "git branch" to
make this sequence to work with .git/deleted-refs/ scheme:
git branch frotz/nitfol
git pack-refs --prune
git branch -d frotz/nitfol
git branch frotz
git pack-refs
git branch -d frotz
After deleting frotz/nitfol you would create frotz/nitfol in
deleted hierarchy. Then when you delete frotz you would need to
create frotz in deleted hierarchy, but you cannot, without
losing frotz/nitfol.
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